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Apr 2017
there was a funeral in my bedroom
wilted petals of once vibrant chrysanthemums have been scattered on my mattress
these tired springs of this grave i call a bed,
give in to the slightest weight
a bouquet of delicate daffodils and lilies fall
apart as they hit the surface of my skin
the detached petals embrace me like
these quilts
the headboard became a blank tombstone,
resembling these empty eyes
O, death
take me into your warm arms that feel like the home i've been deprived of
starved of love i've been β€˜til you appeared upon me
O, my dearest death,
i fell in love with your touch
i've craved your presence
surrounded by these withered carnations and daisies,
i’ve realized that the funeral held in my bedroom
was for me
im a void of emotions
milk
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milk  23/Genderqueer
(23/Genderqueer)   
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