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I thought of you today Waking up with you as the backs of my eyelids isn't promising I can't even blink you away So I cover my eyes with my hands Hoping for the darkness to muddle your features But you've imprinted yourself on the palms of my hands And so I see you There's no escaping it today For today is just one of those days Where every wall I see, You're a brick And every sip of water I take, You're a drop And every song I listen to, You're the voice And I can't stop hearing it I climb some trees To get high off of the earth I smoke some trees To get higher still I then grip my fist Ripping flesh into ****** knuckles upon it's precious trunk Holding my hand up to my eyes Looking at the damage that's been done Much more than the surface of the skin could ever show But I look still Blood and tears drip down my wrist I turn my hands over But all that punching Didn't get you out For you're still tattooed into the palms of my hands
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Nov 5, 2012
Nov 5, 2012 at 1:15 AM UTC
Red Hands
I thought of you today Waking up with you as the backs of my eyelids isn't promising I can't even blink you away So I cover my eyes with my hands Hoping for the darkness to muddle your features But you've imprinted yourself on the palms of my hands And so I see you There's no escaping it today For today is just one of those days Where every wall I see, You're a brick And every sip of water I take, You're a drop And every song I listen to, You're the voice And I can't stop hearing it I climb some trees To get high off of the earth I smoke some trees To get higher still I then grip my fist Ripping flesh into ****** knuckles upon it's precious trunk Holding my hand up to my eyes Looking at the damage that's been done Much more than the surface of the skin could ever show But I look still Blood and tears drip down my wrist I turn my hands over But all that punching Didn't get you out For you're still tattooed into the palms of my hands
kmargaret
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Nov 5, 2012
Nov 5, 2012 at 1:15 AM UTC
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