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(there's something that steadily builds in the bloodstream of a child with a father who has the temper of a star waiting to burst and to become mellow again similar to death but in silence) when she touches me, my giving hands grow cold when she touches me, my shoulders turn into themselves when she touches me, my feet curl with tension when she touches me, my depleted body turns away her rancid, her caring, her belligerent, her sweet her nothing wishing for the strength to push her down i hate her touching me there's nothing more disingenuous or violent than a hand, too hard, too open, too compensating trying to touch you with warmth that has been lacking for years why touch me now if i know you hate me (you don't hate me) (but i hate you)
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Aug 29, 2017
Aug 29, 2017 at 10:27 PM UTC
when she touches me
(there's something that steadily builds in the bloodstream of a child with a father who has the temper of a star waiting to burst and to become mellow again similar to death but in silence) when she touches me, my giving hands grow cold when she touches me, my shoulders turn into themselves when she touches me, my feet curl with tension when she touches me, my depleted body turns away her rancid, her caring, her belligerent, her sweet her nothing wishing for the strength to push her down i hate her touching me there's nothing more disingenuous or violent than a hand, too hard, too open, too compensating trying to touch you with warmth that has been lacking for years why touch me now if i know you hate me (you don't hate me) (but i hate you)
about my mother
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Agender/East Coast
Aug 29, 2017
Aug 29, 2017 at 10:27 PM UTC
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