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I gave myself to you, surrendered to desire. What I thought was toasty warm turned out to be a fire. You built me up with words of how lovely I could be. All I had to do was promise to never leave. You ripped apart my confidence, stripped me to the bare. Pulled at my fringing seams until nothing was left there. You fed me lies of love, kissed me with your sugar coated lips. You made me unhealthy, your sugar made me sick. By the time I tasted love, you had fled away. I should have known you would never last. Sugar has a habit of making things decay.
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Feb 19, 2015
Feb 19, 2015 at 3:50 AM UTC
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I gave myself to you, surrendered to desire. What I thought was toasty warm turned out to be a fire. You built me up with words of how lovely I could be. All I had to do was promise to never leave. You ripped apart my confidence, stripped me to the bare. Pulled at my fringing seams until nothing was left there. You fed me lies of love, kissed me with your sugar coated lips. You made me unhealthy, your sugar made me sick. By the time I tasted love, you had fled away. I should have known you would never last. Sugar has a habit of making things decay.
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Feb 19, 2015
Feb 19, 2015 at 3:50 AM UTC
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