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by @SamCreek

The thought of you kissing her  Is something that stitches up  The lining of my stomach  So the butterflies  Will suffocate. Those butterflies turn to ashes  As I force myself to Swallow your words Coated with gasoline Because you and I both know That it meets well with the Fire inside my heart That burns more and more To the thought of you... So lucky me because  That thought is measured By intervals of infinity. My stomach will forever Be barren from those  Goodie butterflies Because you killed them.
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Dec 8, 2013
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