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Achtung girl

I’ve got a signboard pinned to my chest.

It reads:

 

**“Beware of the door. Trespassers will be

versed and put in rhymes.”**

 

Ten-thousand volts of electricity for the man

who dare enter; an auction of body parts

 

is the central theme to my story.

I gave away my heart to the one with the easiest ways

 

and my mind for whom I could not find

my tongue. Every time my heart skips a beat

 

sirens wail into madness and lights start

rolling into the night. I wear barbed

 

wires as a wristwatch: telling me to

wake up whenever I have a sleepless night.

 

Put your ear to my chest and you’ll hear

clanking of bolts out of place and the death rustle

 

of a mechanical beast settling

into his bed for the long, long

 

night.

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Written by
rained-on-parade
Published
Jun 11, 2017
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7/15, 16

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