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today, i do not want to exist.

i tried to eat my whole heart raw once.

 

 

but i could not stomach it. could not stomach the noxious ventricles down my throat, could not swallow the bollus of unfleshly pink carnage.

so i broke it into pieces and i blamed you instead, because it seemed easier to say you broke me than to say that i ever loved you.

 

 

i.

 

this is how you broke me :

 

whenever i thought of you ******* her i would think of dying inside.

 

 

dying is a blessing.

 

dying is the movie that i am too young to watch but too old to resist. dying is divinity, it is paradisical death in slow motion, an entity mushrooming in between the eyes of a decaying rabbit. it is tears being ****** back into the eyes of a small girl, legs apart, ***** ripped, the fruitlessness of futility bleeding out like saliva from a mouth. dying is being idle, dying is being able to think without questioning existence, dying is a moth, paled by smoke.

 

 

it is that tuesday night i promised myself i would never write again

if all i wrote was about you.

 

 

 

ii.

 

 

this is how i broke myself :

 

whenever i thought of you dying inside her, i would think of *******

 

 

******* is a blessing.

 

 

******* is the reason an orchid can sing without a stigma. ******* is the malformation of your tongue when you say " i hate myself, because i hate you, but i hate you more. ". ******* is about three blocks away from love. ******* and love are probably secret **** buddies. ******* is saying you love her. ******* is saying you love me. ******* is that heart-shaped bruise that you left on my wrist, that tuesday night you ***** me and called it love. ******* is telling me i am not her.

 

 

 

this disposition of 'her', the realisation she plays a better 'her', than i play 'her', the realisation that she stole 'her' from me, when'her' was a dream both of us could hope to fake.

 

 

 

iii.

 

 

why people are kept broken:

 

you once told me, while ashing out a cigarette on my neck,

"it is better to stay broken so nothing else can ever break you again."

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