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I gave him my favourite book And laughed it off as expanding his "cultural horizons." I showed him my favourite movie And shrugged it off as "chillin' and killin' time." I sent him all my favourite music But could not write it off as anything Other than pure devotion. I want to scoop out His eyes that read my most beloved works, His unworthy ears that heard the tunes of my heart, His awful, ugly smile that enjoyed my dearest film. And so now here I sit, With his organs lying before me, Looking lovelier than on him; And still, I am not at peace. The rumbling in my heart, and the twitching in my fingers Has not stopped. I dive for his heart; I will sew it on my sleeve.
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Jan 30, 2015
Jan 30, 2015 at 12:45 PM UTC
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I gave him my favourite book And laughed it off as expanding his "cultural horizons." I showed him my favourite movie And shrugged it off as "chillin' and killin' time." I sent him all my favourite music But could not write it off as anything Other than pure devotion. I want to scoop out His eyes that read my most beloved works, His unworthy ears that heard the tunes of my heart, His awful, ugly smile that enjoyed my dearest film. And so now here I sit, With his organs lying before me, Looking lovelier than on him; And still, I am not at peace. The rumbling in my heart, and the twitching in my fingers Has not stopped. I dive for his heart; I will sew it on my sleeve.
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Jan 30, 2015
Jan 30, 2015 at 12:45 PM UTC
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