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I’m going to write you a letter. Not now, most likely not tomorrow. Maybe before I die, just after I get better. See I found the problem. The problem with me is my problem with you. I have discovered I am the modern parasite. I am the soul sucker. I cling to your skin and your heart. All those little chunks--- I bite. I know. I was intoxicating. I was lovely. I was fragile. I was broken. You wanted to fix me. But instead, I broke You. I tore you apart and clawed out your heart. Your eyes went glassy and your feelings fell apart. I destroyed you. You, You, You, You, You, You and You. But who’s counting? I take responsibility but I do not take blame. I showed mercy, see. I gave you a way out. I opened doors and offered temptation. I warned you. I wanted you gone. I wanted you safe. I screamed until my lungs became asphyxiated but unlike you; I’m breathing fine. Now we’re strangers. Now we’re enemies. I miss you. But not the way you want me to.
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Jun 1, 2016
Jun 1, 2016 at 3:37 PM UTC
Don't Forgive Me.
I’m going to write you a letter. Not now, most likely not tomorrow. Maybe before I die, just after I get better. See I found the problem. The problem with me is my problem with you. I have discovered I am the modern parasite. I am the soul sucker. I cling to your skin and your heart. All those little chunks--- I bite. I know. I was intoxicating. I was lovely. I was fragile. I was broken. You wanted to fix me. But instead, I broke You. I tore you apart and clawed out your heart. Your eyes went glassy and your feelings fell apart. I destroyed you. You, You, You, You, You, You and You. But who’s counting? I take responsibility but I do not take blame. I showed mercy, see. I gave you a way out. I opened doors and offered temptation. I warned you. I wanted you gone. I wanted you safe. I screamed until my lungs became asphyxiated but unlike you; I’m breathing fine. Now we’re strangers. Now we’re enemies. I miss you. But not the way you want me to.
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Jun 1, 2016
Jun 1, 2016 at 3:37 PM UTC
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