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broken love

they told me I couldn't love you not in the way one would expect but from snide comments and laughter the cruely of homophobic friends not bad people, just confused about what's right but all I wanted to do was hold you tight and feel the echo of your bones as we stayed up all night again in our rightful place together I never thought it'd be them, with their judgemental jokes and comments I thought they would come to their senses wouldn't they? They're my friends after all they're not bad people just confused and with their confusion the words they produce burn souls and snap bones they crush dreams and shove people into the dark it's from the people I know best the guardians of my own heart and the keepers of every breath I breathe but how can they guard and keep my breath if they can't save my love? All I need is you, to hold me tight until my bones break and my tears are full of blood and happiness we can guard eachother's breaths until they slowly run out floating into the lost souls eyes and staying there forever, while we lay there with our faces upwards, a river of our love, a river that runs red late into the night
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Jan 29, 2014
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