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Muted Trumpets.

by wordsalwayshurt

it's high midnight and I'm up to my old tricks again in an hour I'll have my nose prepared in two, I'll sweat and pray praying the windows I opened last year give way to Carolina air me chewing an ice cube with you pressing my shirt and a shiver breathes into me it's a funeral, you tell me in twelve hours time I ask you how I got here another hour and it's your voice causing me to laugh from my belly pounding my fists into your tombstone too angry to light my cigarette the willow hides the moonlight sheds no tears on this chapter the willow hides night sky a reflection from my dark eyes they warble in fear for the sound my heart is like to make it's three years later chewing soil from your grave the worms but ash my heart a muted trumpet pale imitation crystalline defeat silhouette of a cursed shade it's five years and the marble runs smooth it's ten years and the willow roots join mine a legacy of agony countless copper dishes of bitterness thirteen years a testament of longing and needless suffering every smile bled to death every night a star turned inside out it's two years ago and I hear your name
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Sep 12, 2024
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