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Loneliness eats me Like an orange. Fingernails carving away my skin, To **** out that juicy pulp of hope From the outside in. He called me delicious, but that was lifetimes ago, Words turning so sweet They rotted. I never should have believed him - “I’m Not just a fruit to be eaten” - that's I should have told him, Before these cravings were cultivated. The ones that crawl in Through the chasms of solitude Like worms into the pores of my skin. Because now all I want Is to be squeezed out By stronger hands That make me feel delicious and Turn my desires Into the most mouthwatering of juices again.
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Feb 22, 2018
Feb 22, 2018 at 3:01 PM UTC
Orange.
Loneliness eats me Like an orange. Fingernails carving away my skin, To **** out that juicy pulp of hope From the outside in. He called me delicious, but that was lifetimes ago, Words turning so sweet They rotted. I never should have believed him - “I’m Not just a fruit to be eaten” - that's I should have told him, Before these cravings were cultivated. The ones that crawl in Through the chasms of solitude Like worms into the pores of my skin. Because now all I want Is to be squeezed out By stronger hands That make me feel delicious and Turn my desires Into the most mouthwatering of juices again.
anji
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Feb 22, 2018
Feb 22, 2018 at 3:01 PM UTC
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