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Mar 2020
Awake in the night
Tossing towards three am
Again, the loneliest hour begs my company

And you’re with me
In my absence

In my belly like lead
Heavy, hot, and hurting

Resurrecting the dead in these stolen slumbers
With waves of regret
Guilt

If I were a decent human
I might wake tomorrow with love to give

But pride is a shallow grave
That waits to be unearthed

I could easily climb out
But then what’s the point of digging in the first place, if not to be noticed

And so I’ll rot here waiting for you to make the first move

Hating every minute of it
Hoping you hate it too

Manipulative ****** that I am
Written by
Gabriel Jacobs  32/Caroline Du Nord
(32/Caroline Du Nord)   
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