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Drunken rage... is not the way to go. right. I can't help but feel, that somehow. In this twisted heap of simplicity... its my fault. The way I long for you, is inexplicably disgusting. and you're mine. I cannot fathom what it feels, to not actually have you. Cause, its buried burnt deep, in the core of my mind... somewhere in the past... somewhere in the blackest, hungriest Chasm where all their blue eyes open door smiles, soul ripping melodies invisible insecurities, and inviting, devilishly beautiful faces live and breathe. Somewhere. says I don't deserve love. or perhaps Im just whining... because I'm selfish. just like everyone else on this joy-- ash ridden planet. But, is it? is it selfish to ask you... to share breath with me, for all the days of my life. Because, when I look at you, before you can even greet the day. I see the children I never even Wanted to have. Call me selfish. Then.
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May 15, 2015
May 15, 2015 at 11:28 PM UTC
Cause, tomorrow I leave.
Drunken rage... is not the way to go. right. I can't help but feel, that somehow. In this twisted heap of simplicity... its my fault. The way I long for you, is inexplicably disgusting. and you're mine. I cannot fathom what it feels, to not actually have you. Cause, its buried burnt deep, in the core of my mind... somewhere in the past... somewhere in the blackest, hungriest Chasm where all their blue eyes open door smiles, soul ripping melodies invisible insecurities, and inviting, devilishly beautiful faces live and breathe. Somewhere. says I don't deserve love. or perhaps Im just whining... because I'm selfish. just like everyone else on this joy-- ash ridden planet. But, is it? is it selfish to ask you... to share breath with me, for all the days of my life. Because, when I look at you, before you can even greet the day. I see the children I never even Wanted to have. Call me selfish. Then.
relationships are hard. But worth it.
victoria-beale
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May 15, 2015
May 15, 2015 at 11:28 PM UTC
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