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Soft Things

by declan-mills

Tell me when, We will never speak of Soft things again. Of ice-cream in the Park and holding hands. Then... I’ll be chewing Pins and blades And hurting friends. Pissing my name Into the sand. ‘ Deck, the wreck, with his neck unpecked in months. Needing always needing. Feeling always feeling. Bleeding always bleeding From somewhere where he Can fit his hand into The wound, feeling For his heart, His soft Unsought after heart- Festering with prejudice, Jealousy and self-pity. How accomplished? Tell me when, We will never speak of Soft things again.
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