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Oct 2016
I cracked her like an egg,
Unable to be put back together she would beg,
But together we were worse,
Her tongue a fiery tyrant,
On my back she made me move mountains,
With a disdain for her fiery taint I climb away from her,
But the top of the mountain frost bitten I long for the warmth,
Not of her body but the warm sting on my cheek,
When the violent nomenclature hits my lips,
This is for everyone who knows someone in an abusive relationship, and doesn't understand why they don't leave.
Shawn
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Shawn  Townsville,
(Townsville,)   
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   Doug Potter
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