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you use your body as a weapon against me I don't find it endearing when you sear me with your touch You hold my hand that makes me chafe like manacles clasped too tight so I won't escape. You unload clip after clip tearing me open till I hear you go click click Even Your words flood my space like a toxic cloud as our relationship deepens into trench warfare. My life was a peaceful meadow till it met the tread of your boots You close the distance with a knife a last desperate attempt to win a war and strike down the last of my will. We were never soldiers. All these words just metaphor. I step outside and simply shut the door.
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Dec 31, 2017
Dec 31, 2017 at 7:36 AM UTC
The War Waged Between
you use your body as a weapon against me I don't find it endearing when you sear me with your touch You hold my hand that makes me chafe like manacles clasped too tight so I won't escape. You unload clip after clip tearing me open till I hear you go click click Even Your words flood my space like a toxic cloud as our relationship deepens into trench warfare. My life was a peaceful meadow till it met the tread of your boots You close the distance with a knife a last desperate attempt to win a war and strike down the last of my will. We were never soldiers. All these words just metaphor. I step outside and simply shut the door.
A lot of my writing doesn't necessarily reflect myself. It often echoes things I see other people going through.
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Dec 31, 2017
Dec 31, 2017 at 7:36 AM UTC
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