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glass

I'd rather be the shattered mess of glass

strewn across the floor

of every hallway in your house

than be the frame

that once held this mirror together

 

because now that I'm free from the grasp

of this "pride" you so cherished

you can't leave the lonely cave

in your black hole of a heart

without the remnants of me

splitting your flesh

     to

          the

               bone.

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Written by
madeline-may-1
American
Published
Mar 27, 2014
Lines·Words
14·66
Notes

I hope I haunt every corner

of your godless life

the way you did mine.

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