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I killed you I know that now And I'm ready to take responsibility for my actions I saw you hit the floor Through the veil of pistol smoke And the haze of awkward admissions of guilt Dead or dying brain cells Grasping breaths And silence I killed you Because you had become a monster Not like Frankenstein But like the arrogant son of a ***** who brought him to life I killed you Because it seemed like the most reasonable course of action at the time I watched your insides boil and burst With every creaking door hinge And empty, hollow, cob-webbed emotion I saw your eyes go dim As youth blossomed into ungainly structure And loss I listened to your blood-caked final words "Tell them... I said something prophetic" I buried you Wore black and dropped flowers Sang songs of remembrance And moved on I killed you I know that now And while I'm not apologizing I am asking forgiveness Not from you Your dead From myself
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May 14, 2012
May 14, 2012 at 8:07 PM UTC
I Killed You
I killed you I know that now And I'm ready to take responsibility for my actions I saw you hit the floor Through the veil of pistol smoke And the haze of awkward admissions of guilt Dead or dying brain cells Grasping breaths And silence I killed you Because you had become a monster Not like Frankenstein But like the arrogant son of a ***** who brought him to life I killed you Because it seemed like the most reasonable course of action at the time I watched your insides boil and burst With every creaking door hinge And empty, hollow, cob-webbed emotion I saw your eyes go dim As youth blossomed into ungainly structure And loss I listened to your blood-caked final words "Tell them... I said something prophetic" I buried you Wore black and dropped flowers Sang songs of remembrance And moved on I killed you I know that now And while I'm not apologizing I am asking forgiveness Not from you Your dead From myself
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May 14, 2012
May 14, 2012 at 8:07 PM UTC
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