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Artist That’s what you said you were. But are you really? Coming to my doorstep with the promise of blues And reds And all shades of purple. With your paintbrushes Set and new. You said every stroke Was me and unique That every curve was Drawn and accentuated to perfection. Unware was I to what you were going to steal… Because what you left me with was raw Blacks and reds in crisscrosses and arms legs and hearts torn apart with bitter irony. Every stroke was inevitable and laced with the real scent of horror. I was the canvas. But did that make me a work of art?
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Dec 4, 2016
Dec 4, 2016 at 1:17 PM UTC
Artist
Artist That’s what you said you were. But are you really? Coming to my doorstep with the promise of blues And reds And all shades of purple. With your paintbrushes Set and new. You said every stroke Was me and unique That every curve was Drawn and accentuated to perfection. Unware was I to what you were going to steal… Because what you left me with was raw Blacks and reds in crisscrosses and arms legs and hearts torn apart with bitter irony. Every stroke was inevitable and laced with the real scent of horror. I was the canvas. But did that make me a work of art?
When the picture someone paints is nothing like what they made it out to be.
AdelaideLondon
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Dec 4, 2016
Dec 4, 2016 at 1:17 PM UTC
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