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January

by eris

you are the antagonist in my story. i do not expect you to understand this. i know that you will never be brave enough to admit; you're your father's son. 1. the phoenix flapped her wings and we were reborn. 2. when you met me you had a lifetime supply of love. 3. you bathed me, your hands so gentle. you stroked my hair and told me that i was beautiful. you promised to never hurt me. 4. overcompensation got the best of you and you wasted all of your love within a week. you burned up your ability to care, to be seen as soft and safe 5. you told that you thought i was a source of happiness, and let me watch as you pumped me dry. 6. you bathed me with cold water. soap slowly dripped down my face, into my eyes and filling my mouth. remember when you promised?
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