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Graze

The joy of taking my heart Stomping on it like a child who’s tantrum grows in a grocery store I want the toy car mommy !! Cutting it and lacing it with your switchblade It hurts so much when you’re away Our love only exists in storybooks lost and dust collecting in restricted shelves If you broke my heart into pieces over and over again I’ll have more of a chance That every time you kill it Just a piece will suffer instead of the whole And I’ll still have a good amount of pieces to keep me going But I’m scavenging my heart labeled string tied pouch And I’m down to my last little crum When it’s gone I won’t have anything left to break And maybe I’ll take a break from this life That I’ve emotionally struggled through ever since I met you. Ever since your eyes met mine. Ever since they Grazed
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23 / Two-Spirit / volcano fun land
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Feb 16, 2025
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