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The Things I'll Never Say

Drunk on love,

&& some cheap boxed wine.

I do this all the time;

Why do I do this all the time?

 

There are 37.2 trillion cells

in the human body

Yet somehow,

you're coursing through

every last one of them.

 

I push people away constantly,

For fear of ever

Falling in love with them.

 

The heart always wants

What it cannot have,

A far away lover

From a far away land.

 

All I'm left with are these words,

Which shall forever

remain unspoken.

 

I'll just carry on in denial,

Pretending I'm not

Heartbroken.

 

If my outer layers are perfectly

placed together,

Can anyone tell that

my insides are shattered?

 

Bruised && battered;

Does it really matter?

Does any of it matter,

 

To you?

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FreeBird
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Nov 19, 2015
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