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addiction

your limbs are like trees

enclosed in your vines

a small pink heart

with two beady eyes.

 

it sees what you do

but you've wrapped it up tight

suffocating its thoughts

bound by your might.

 

it's empathy trickles,

like a tiny blue stream

drops hit your toes,

a carebears dream.

 

your dark insides squirm,

and your empty eyes plead

and that little pink heart

pulses with need

 

i climbed inside,

to sit in its' glow

your abyss growing tighter

the blue beings to slow

 

I cradled your heart,

in the crook of my arm,

i carried it out

escaping your harm.

 

your little heart looked at me,

with those beady eyes,

it welled up with tears

and let out a sigh.

 

the pink heart exploded,

and covered me in blue.

your sad eyes closed

the last of you.

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sam-kinsella
Canadian
Published
Oct 2, 2009
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