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I feel ashamed That the heart that I nurtured Is now in its stunted form of blossoming Ever so eternal My hands reach out For the arteries and the bleeding veins Prying, Prodding with force. I am crippled, unraveled My sexuality, bleeding. But so long as I smile as I walk and nobody notices me bleeding None shall stop Or mutter a word. To muster enough care for my heart to nurture again For life, for love, for sensuality. And for days to come. But only when, someone shall stop.
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Feb 18, 2017
Feb 18, 2017 at 5:14 AM UTC
Ashamed.
I feel ashamed That the heart that I nurtured Is now in its stunted form of blossoming Ever so eternal My hands reach out For the arteries and the bleeding veins Prying, Prodding with force. I am crippled, unraveled My sexuality, bleeding. But so long as I smile as I walk and nobody notices me bleeding None shall stop Or mutter a word. To muster enough care for my heart to nurture again For life, for love, for sensuality. And for days to come. But only when, someone shall stop.
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Feb 18, 2017
Feb 18, 2017 at 5:14 AM UTC
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