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love is my deathtrap

i don't want to fall in love

because i'd rather say that

-

love digs its hands deep into the dirt to plant its roots,

to give false hope to the weaklings of mankind that requite is truly attainable

that love lies in the tears of our galvanised hearts, attacking the cracks of our fissured craniums

reminding us of our (now) inexorable incarceration

that love creates waveforms between fragile persons, in its attempt to orchestrate some sort of perfect dissonance

that love declares 'i am in control' (and makes us believe so)

to toy with the pieces left of our already tortured souls.

and that love only breaks us whole,

when our holes were what broke us first

-

than say love was "made" for me and you

;

because to fall in love would mean

falling

(onto your chest to remind me of what we had)

which would be a deathtrap on its own

one i would shamefully not regret

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Written by
eunice-amor-oh
Published
Oct 2, 2014
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