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No this wasn't platonic, white and placid Made out of crimson cherries and blueberries  It was amplifying, reddish, corrosive as acid  I couldn't move my jaw, or breathe; I choked  Like breathing was an illusion I saw before my eye No! This didn't go away with time. It resided, very well groomed in my heart  Oh closely! Listen! Can you hear it beat? And thump, and pound and pound and pound! No it wasn't an aimless seed planted perfect  It was an explosive, a bomb you say!  What has this world got against my heart?  It cracked, held still and shattered, by sudden? No! Well rehearsed plots, undergoing attacks.  And words came bursting out,  And blood flooded my mouth  And specked your charming face .  And I fell... Into your arms, you ask? No! Onto the ground.. Onto the solid ground that kept me company.  You left, my dear!  Knowing not! Knowing not!  How my craze is a realm of love  And a touch of reality... Tina RSH ©
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Sep 24, 2017
Sep 24, 2017 at 5:13 AM UTC
My Love
No this wasn't platonic, white and placid Made out of crimson cherries and blueberries  It was amplifying, reddish, corrosive as acid  I couldn't move my jaw, or breathe; I choked  Like breathing was an illusion I saw before my eye No! This didn't go away with time. It resided, very well groomed in my heart  Oh closely! Listen! Can you hear it beat? And thump, and pound and pound and pound! No it wasn't an aimless seed planted perfect  It was an explosive, a bomb you say!  What has this world got against my heart?  It cracked, held still and shattered, by sudden? No! Well rehearsed plots, undergoing attacks.  And words came bursting out,  And blood flooded my mouth  And specked your charming face .  And I fell... Into your arms, you ask? No! Onto the ground.. Onto the solid ground that kept me company.  You left, my dear!  Knowing not! Knowing not!  How my craze is a realm of love  And a touch of reality... Tina RSH ©
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Sep 24, 2017 at 5:13 AM UTC
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