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New heart Old heart Fused together so perfectly The torn pieces The frayed All sewed and mended But not new, No they wouldn’t be, would they? I am sitting here At 9:39 At night In the cold Chilling silence Of my childhood bedroom A place of pain I forgot to abandon And I’m feeling manic Enraged and enticed By foggy drunk memories Of your soft tangly hair In my mouth And between my fingers But this poem isn’t for you My peach My perfect pear (but isn’t it always really about you, my love? Don’t you live forever In the back of my mind?) No Not now, I won’t think I can’t think I’ll just watch the curser Flashing curiously at the top of the page And dwell on how unutterably ****** my life has become My life With it’s twists and turns It’s cruel little jokes I am a punching bag for the universe I am the teacher The one the boys learn to be better from Only to practice on soft Untattered Unbroken women Those who can’t do Teach And I can’t do love.
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Jan 3, 2012
Jan 3, 2012 at 8:36 PM UTC
New Heart
New heart Old heart Fused together so perfectly The torn pieces The frayed All sewed and mended But not new, No they wouldn’t be, would they? I am sitting here At 9:39 At night In the cold Chilling silence Of my childhood bedroom A place of pain I forgot to abandon And I’m feeling manic Enraged and enticed By foggy drunk memories Of your soft tangly hair In my mouth And between my fingers But this poem isn’t for you My peach My perfect pear (but isn’t it always really about you, my love? Don’t you live forever In the back of my mind?) No Not now, I won’t think I can’t think I’ll just watch the curser Flashing curiously at the top of the page And dwell on how unutterably ****** my life has become My life With it’s twists and turns It’s cruel little jokes I am a punching bag for the universe I am the teacher The one the boys learn to be better from Only to practice on soft Untattered Unbroken women Those who can’t do Teach And I can’t do love.
liz-devine
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Jan 3, 2012
Jan 3, 2012 at 8:36 PM UTC
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