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About the world, breaking down, and the girl who can't stop falling in love

You fall out of love like a habit.

Nobody told you that even when they say

'there are no wrong answers',

there's always one that rings all the wrong bells.

You say, 'Maybe strawberry ice cream is my favourite',

and suddenly alarms go off in his head

*'How? What? Nobody likes strawberry icecream!

This one is defective! Return to Sender!'*

 

This one is defective.

You were mass produced

on a supply line for antsy, lonely nineteen-year olds.

This was their best year yet; the whole world is aching

but we're sorry to inform you but

Models made after 1995 are no longer supported.

 

To the scrapyard, then.

You fall and tumble and crawl out of love

like it's out to get you.

Like it's got its teeth in you,

nails tearing into flesh,

holding your ankles and begging you

to stay.

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Written by
rained-on-parade
Published
Aug 31, 2017
Lines·Words
21·141
Notes

4/25/17

I don't quite remember myself, or you, anymore.

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