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Swallow

by Nicolette-Avery

Part of me will never forgive myself for not following through on the promise I made to you But another part knows that you wanted me too Forced me to Part of my brain was already on the way to the store to get cupcake making supplies when the other part of me, remembered that you don’t have a sweet tooth Unless the cupcake was laced with misery, there was no way you would sink your teeth into it I wonder why you had wanted confetti cake when all you know is grey I wonder if you were hoping that I could bake some color back into your throat so that your own voice mattered to you again I convince myself that things are better this way but it is like wishing on a cake the day after your birthday Forced and futile though appreciating the sentiments. I would have given you the universe baked deep inside of the cupcakes that were my proof that I could be worthy
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Apr 14, 2015
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