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A long way of saying I want to punch him in the face

This anger lives in my shoulders

Tight and hot

Wound up too tight and the crank keeps turning

It lives in my sternum

It lives in my lungs

It lives in my neck

It exits through my fists

I wish they were hitting bone and making screams instead of a green cushion in a closet

I wish I could

I wish she would

I wish a lot of things

The bridge back to her will be build on his mangled throat

And I'll be crowned with the sick satisfaction of knowing I was right all along

And I will be robed in "I told you so"

And this anger will fly away, bird free,

Soaring like a hawk

With correctness in it's talons

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the_village_corvidiot
18 / F / Pennsylvania, U.S.A
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