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i’m not coming for your eyes or those sinful thighs no. the one thing i will always come for the only thing when it comes to you is the way you play my mind the way ill comply without wanting to without knowing why just 'cause it's you it’s you. it is. i’m certain it's you. you... or is me? because today i can't help but feel that you somehow managed to make me your own make me one of your f_cking needs when you needed a f_cking jester with you sitting on the throne. but only when you needed me and only then. sometimes i catch myself wondering if it was true if you really made me turn the one thing i love most against me me. it's me. it is me. isn't it? a ******* rose nourished by the water of your filthy thoughts kept alive by the damp ground of your words you are just carefully surrounding my thorns a chess figure in the masterpiece you call your life but you know what's worse? i like it now and i call it mine.
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Jun 11, 2018
Jun 11, 2018 at 1:22 AM UTC
don’t worry
i’m not coming for your eyes or those sinful thighs no. the one thing i will always come for the only thing when it comes to you is the way you play my mind the way ill comply without wanting to without knowing why just 'cause it's you it’s you. it is. i’m certain it's you. you... or is me? because today i can't help but feel that you somehow managed to make me your own make me one of your f_cking needs when you needed a f_cking jester with you sitting on the throne. but only when you needed me and only then. sometimes i catch myself wondering if it was true if you really made me turn the one thing i love most against me me. it's me. it is me. isn't it? a ******* rose nourished by the water of your filthy thoughts kept alive by the damp ground of your words you are just carefully surrounding my thorns a chess figure in the masterpiece you call your life but you know what's worse? i like it now and i call it mine.
nmryes
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19/F/Europe
Jun 11, 2018
Jun 11, 2018 at 1:22 AM UTC
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