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there is only one kind of love that I know it hangs over my head silent and still weaving around tufts of hair and under my fingernails there is only one kind of love that I know it can be violent and cruel always leaving a sweet taste in my mouth and blackens my teeth there is only one kind of love that I know it pools in tears of anger instead of sadness it softens rough edges making it a bit harder to see there is only one kind of love that I know it will only be for the self and dwells within for which it will never appear on the surface on my skin in red splotched lines there is only one kind of love that I know it has engraved words unspoken into flesh burning into languages that never existed the kind of love that I know is beautiful but only in a camera lens and not in the reflection of murky water there is no trust between myself and these walls it is distorted running thin how I wish this love would only last.
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Jul 18, 2016
Jul 18, 2016 at 2:37 AM UTC
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there is only one kind of love that I know it hangs over my head silent and still weaving around tufts of hair and under my fingernails there is only one kind of love that I know it can be violent and cruel always leaving a sweet taste in my mouth and blackens my teeth there is only one kind of love that I know it pools in tears of anger instead of sadness it softens rough edges making it a bit harder to see there is only one kind of love that I know it will only be for the self and dwells within for which it will never appear on the surface on my skin in red splotched lines there is only one kind of love that I know it has engraved words unspoken into flesh burning into languages that never existed the kind of love that I know is beautiful but only in a camera lens and not in the reflection of murky water there is no trust between myself and these walls it is distorted running thin how I wish this love would only last.
March 4th, 2016
wicketcity
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19/Non-binary
Jul 18, 2016
Jul 18, 2016 at 2:37 AM UTC
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