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You make the first move and I rise to meet you The destruction we agree is mutually assured If this love is war we're going nuclear I refuse to sign the peace treaty, to surrender my lands to a man who's  history rides nations in his eyes You cannot coax me out of my shell only to crush me when I am most vulnerable I will not be an innocent bystander to your horrors I will not allow you to make my pain beautiful *It is not your canvas to experiment on.* (You'll only throw red at it anyway) I'm tired of tiptoeing around the subject like it is a minefield Eventually I will bleed your intentions dry bandage them with a kiss and revel in their cries I will tear apart the lies deftly with nimble fingers and your tongue will always defy you, spitting fire and carefully lodged bullets Once your secrets flare there will be no rescue party to salvage what we had Only our ashes shall remain embers of a past unspoken.
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May 16, 2015
May 16, 2015 at 8:13 AM UTC
Nuclear
You make the first move and I rise to meet you The destruction we agree is mutually assured If this love is war we're going nuclear I refuse to sign the peace treaty, to surrender my lands to a man who's  history rides nations in his eyes You cannot coax me out of my shell only to crush me when I am most vulnerable I will not be an innocent bystander to your horrors I will not allow you to make my pain beautiful *It is not your canvas to experiment on.* (You'll only throw red at it anyway) I'm tired of tiptoeing around the subject like it is a minefield Eventually I will bleed your intentions dry bandage them with a kiss and revel in their cries I will tear apart the lies deftly with nimble fingers and your tongue will always defy you, spitting fire and carefully lodged bullets Once your secrets flare there will be no rescue party to salvage what we had Only our ashes shall remain embers of a past unspoken.
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May 16, 2015
May 16, 2015 at 8:13 AM UTC
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