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Jun 2016
don't reprimand me
for doing as you do.

we both wear the wounds of warriors
on our skin like faded tattoosβ€”

warriors, not survivors,
still fighting for our lives.

don't reprimand me
for doing as you do.

i know the bitter taste of hypocrisy
as well as you do;

we perpetuate these cycles
like we just can't help ourselves

and the way you speak of yourself,
some broken poem in love with its pain, hurts me

i will be angry, and i will lash out
i do not know how to function normally

emotions?
no thank you.

sociopath, little boy, *******, pathetic apathetic *******
what a ******* i am,

what does the label matter?
all of it overrides my love; you've made that clear.

what a failure,
always breaking the things i care about

like they cost nothing,
even though i feel the debt deep down.

i try, i try so hard to fix them,
to make up for sins that i didn't even commit

but

all i end up doing is adding my own to the list.
i wish i knew how to do the right thing
but everything about me is wrong

it started with him
and it will end with me

and i'm sorry you had to meet me like this:
i am my father's son, the devil's child
George Anthony
Written by
George Anthony  24/M/England
(24/M/England)   
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