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I like the colour purple,      as it blooms across my skin, The delicate spread of lavender,      dappled with yellow and green. I like the smell of iron,      of copper pennies and blood As it oozes form a scab      or drips from a fresh cut. I like the feel of my ribs,      the bones beneath my skin, The curve of my skull under my cheek,      Or the joints of every knuckle.
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Mar 17, 2017
Mar 17, 2017 at 3:27 PM UTC
I Like The Colour Purple
I like the colour purple,      as it blooms across my skin, The delicate spread of lavender,      dappled with yellow and green. I like the smell of iron,      of copper pennies and blood As it oozes form a scab      or drips from a fresh cut. I like the feel of my ribs,      the bones beneath my skin, The curve of my skull under my cheek,      Or the joints of every knuckle.
Wrote this on a whim.. (and yes Colour is spelt right, that's how we spell it in England.)
chloe-chapman
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Mar 17, 2017
Mar 17, 2017 at 3:27 PM UTC
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