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my brittle tiny shell

by frank-s-tantuico-jr

when you so dear to me do hurt me a pinpoint prick is a razor’s slashing edge make gashing wounds and bleeding drains me bound scars to testify to the hurt the doer do magnify i flee my brittle tiny shell and don the mask of mirth but fleeing never find a chambered nautilus which i would exchange for mine a twig is bent a leaf is fallen a grain of sand is lost a page is torn teardrop falls a lost one calls when trust has grown when choice is blind when reason cannot reason a little twist a careless wink an unintended turnabout eats up a painful way to the heart that loves.
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May 8, 2015
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2m
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#love#pain#lost#fallen#blind#razor#shell#teardrop#wink#nautilus
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