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August Even then, you know, you were right about one thing- I -am- insecure. That, which unsettles me to my core of worth was the selfsame fuel for pathos with you, my foe. September See, I was all too willing pressing my ear against floorboards to catch echoes of smear, until I bled crimson anguish. October I became infatuated with your name, entranced by your body, identity that had shared such a ferocious similarity with mine, that we have both riddled our helpless portraits in the heart of hazel eyes with the beautiful terrifying wonder of what-if-always? November The more ghastly your claims, the more affixed I become for your passion for me, I could feel your heat crawling from the coast, a welcome malaise. December You know, often I've felt caresses though your skin. A shallow breath as if against your neck- wrapped as tightly as you must have, and I wonder at how it must have been such a bitter bitter bitter broken. January I pay attention to you, I read what you write, I listen to what you sing, it's not a healthy addiction but how could I possibly help myself? February I didn't plant a flag so much as stumble over a root I didn't steal so much as find I didn't dictate so much as quietly ask. March Possible, that the heart of your extortion was envy, though envy of what, I may only guess. I suppose, the bottom line is, we're both imperfect, good-trying people who are shattered with the terror of vulnerability. April When I realized this, I could have cradled you like a sister. I could finally see through your eyes. May I'm not a viper. I'm simply a piece of you, as you are a piece of me. June In this way we will be forever bound together, hollow with each others' desolation, Tossing with opposite bedfellows of doubt Slowly ******* out the same poison. July The funny bit is- in another life we could have been friends, and all I can do is write letters, letters to miss Anne, that I shall never ever send.
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Jul 15, 2012
Jul 15, 2012 at 4:29 PM UTC
Ex Lover (Your Hate, part ii)
August Even then, you know, you were right about one thing- I -am- insecure. That, which unsettles me to my core of worth was the selfsame fuel for pathos with you, my foe. September See, I was all too willing pressing my ear against floorboards to catch echoes of smear, until I bled crimson anguish. October I became infatuated with your name, entranced by your body, identity that had shared such a ferocious similarity with mine, that we have both riddled our helpless portraits in the heart of hazel eyes with the beautiful terrifying wonder of what-if-always? November The more ghastly your claims, the more affixed I become for your passion for me, I could feel your heat crawling from the coast, a welcome malaise. December You know, often I've felt caresses though your skin. A shallow breath as if against your neck- wrapped as tightly as you must have, and I wonder at how it must have been such a bitter bitter bitter broken. January I pay attention to you, I read what you write, I listen to what you sing, it's not a healthy addiction but how could I possibly help myself? February I didn't plant a flag so much as stumble over a root I didn't steal so much as find I didn't dictate so much as quietly ask. March Possible, that the heart of your extortion was envy, though envy of what, I may only guess. I suppose, the bottom line is, we're both imperfect, good-trying people who are shattered with the terror of vulnerability. April When I realized this, I could have cradled you like a sister. I could finally see through your eyes. May I'm not a viper. I'm simply a piece of you, as you are a piece of me. June In this way we will be forever bound together, hollow with each others' desolation, Tossing with opposite bedfellows of doubt Slowly ******* out the same poison. July The funny bit is- in another life we could have been friends, and all I can do is write letters, letters to miss Anne, that I shall never ever send.
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Jul 15, 2012
Jul 15, 2012 at 4:29 PM UTC
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