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i was born with a sickness that dripped from ***** blood bag she was born with gold ribbons tying her skin together i wish i could have pulled a little harder unraveled her from the outside in she said i was small and insignificant i told her to water me give me incisors sharpen them like the knives in my kitchen drawer you won't recognize her   can you drown in the forced love of yourself? i love me i love me i love me i love me i love me is that why i can't dig up the old roots that she buried inside my chest? i am filled to the brim with artificial self love where does the love for other people fit inside? im a broken puzzle piece that only fits inside itself i thought i had found all my pieces but really it was an ampersand trying to make a bridge to cross from one life to another smooth sailing oh mother oh father you created something that looks like how scratches on a chalkboard sound i am so so sorry
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May 7, 2015
May 7, 2015 at 3:05 PM UTC
if i could cross puzzle pieces like a crumbling bridge
i was born with a sickness that dripped from ***** blood bag she was born with gold ribbons tying her skin together i wish i could have pulled a little harder unraveled her from the outside in she said i was small and insignificant i told her to water me give me incisors sharpen them like the knives in my kitchen drawer you won't recognize her   can you drown in the forced love of yourself? i love me i love me i love me i love me i love me is that why i can't dig up the old roots that she buried inside my chest? i am filled to the brim with artificial self love where does the love for other people fit inside? im a broken puzzle piece that only fits inside itself i thought i had found all my pieces but really it was an ampersand trying to make a bridge to cross from one life to another smooth sailing oh mother oh father you created something that looks like how scratches on a chalkboard sound i am so so sorry
liam-kleinberg
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May 7, 2015
May 7, 2015 at 3:05 PM UTC
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