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aorta

you’re stuck inside the web; theres too much tangled in my head. im wrapped up in my thoughts again, left dusting all the old cobwebs from every subtle angle that i hadn’t noticed you leave your caress; you left your fingerprints in black and pressed all up and down my chest, where they might fill the empty space and replace all that i had left, but that’d been carved of replete stone and so it can’t ever come back. but somehow still my arms outstretch, just waiting for your blood red hands to come devour the last of it, to sink your teeth because you can.
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Apr 24, 2013
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