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It begins with a spark. It feels like the incineration Of every empty Touch, Kiss, And Sigh Evaporating The space you took up In my chest. It’s fanning Flames of disinterest In hopes that they Burn everything You’ve Ever Touched. But it isn’t the destruction of Love or Affection Because that would insinuate That you were Important enough to Feel it for in the First place. It’s fire consuming The idea of Time wasted On a person That couldn’t tell North from South Or A ghost From a beating heart. It’s shredding Every ounce of attention Spent On a Patron of cowardice Too pathetic to Write these words for. It feels like setting every Word I’ve ever written on Fire In hopes of Un-etching them from my tongue. It’s scorn pouring out Of a soul Scarred From burning every Bridge Its ever walked upon. But I will continue To burn these Memories, Because I’ll always be consumed at The thought of someone Not being drawn to The spark in my eyes.
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Oct 7, 2017
Oct 7, 2017 at 12:02 AM UTC
behold, the spirit of fire
It begins with a spark. It feels like the incineration Of every empty Touch, Kiss, And Sigh Evaporating The space you took up In my chest. It’s fanning Flames of disinterest In hopes that they Burn everything You’ve Ever Touched. But it isn’t the destruction of Love or Affection Because that would insinuate That you were Important enough to Feel it for in the First place. It’s fire consuming The idea of Time wasted On a person That couldn’t tell North from South Or A ghost From a beating heart. It’s shredding Every ounce of attention Spent On a Patron of cowardice Too pathetic to Write these words for. It feels like setting every Word I’ve ever written on Fire In hopes of Un-etching them from my tongue. It’s scorn pouring out Of a soul Scarred From burning every Bridge Its ever walked upon. But I will continue To burn these Memories, Because I’ll always be consumed at The thought of someone Not being drawn to The spark in my eyes.
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Oct 7, 2017
Oct 7, 2017 at 12:02 AM UTC
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