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Jun 2016
Don't look at me with your curious eyes and linger. I was your fleeting beauty; and you've had your chance. I was never meant to stay, to build a house and live there, to be content and on fire for you. No. You are not the type of beauty I suffer for. You have no weights. And I don't need your demons, or the broken heart you gave me to fix. You tried to **** me that night but I found closure in my own warm blood. It's funny, I took you in with no grand desire for salvation, but only to ease the guilt of never having tried.
This will be the last poem about him.The fire you've started once, is now burning out. Good bye H.
JSL
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JSL  26/M/Melbourne
(26/M/Melbourne)   
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   Mack and Dana Colgan
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