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You wanted to hold me but you can’t. You’re like my version of Edward Scissorhands. Everytime you try to hold me, your blades get in the way. I bled. My hands were wounded deep. That’s what I got for trying to cling onto you. I didn't mind the damage. I thought I was numb enough to hold on to you but I was just hurting myself. You’re scared. Not because you inflict pain to others. You’re afraid to see how people bled for you and that’s what hurts you too.
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Feb 23, 2017
Feb 23, 2017 at 5:04 AM UTC
SCISSORHANDS
You wanted to hold me but you can’t. You’re like my version of Edward Scissorhands. Everytime you try to hold me, your blades get in the way. I bled. My hands were wounded deep. That’s what I got for trying to cling onto you. I didn't mind the damage. I thought I was numb enough to hold on to you but I was just hurting myself. You’re scared. Not because you inflict pain to others. You’re afraid to see how people bled for you and that’s what hurts you too.
A-Tango
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Feb 23, 2017
Feb 23, 2017 at 5:04 AM UTC
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