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You hear my words as they roll off my tongue, Forgotten tomorrow, Remembered never. I hear yours, Remembered tomorrow, Forgotten never. I see that sometimes my passion deceives, But all I want, is to voice it. I’ve felt such sadness it crushes, I’ve felt such loneliness it breaks, But still you do not hear me. What can I say to make this voice even louder I know the color of death As fresh as an hour, Washed gone with a load of clothes, Faded like paper. I know the sticky fingers of a mans and how it lingers, Like salt on your skin, Sugar under your nails I know the cold floor of a bathroom So cold it reaches into my soul Grabs hold of every last breath As I try to call out to you. I could scream at you I feel so lost. I could rip out my heart, that’s how little I feel it As you talk down to me.
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Oct 29, 2018
Oct 29, 2018 at 12:50 AM UTC
the day i was reborn
You hear my words as they roll off my tongue, Forgotten tomorrow, Remembered never. I hear yours, Remembered tomorrow, Forgotten never. I see that sometimes my passion deceives, But all I want, is to voice it. I’ve felt such sadness it crushes, I’ve felt such loneliness it breaks, But still you do not hear me. What can I say to make this voice even louder I know the color of death As fresh as an hour, Washed gone with a load of clothes, Faded like paper. I know the sticky fingers of a mans and how it lingers, Like salt on your skin, Sugar under your nails I know the cold floor of a bathroom So cold it reaches into my soul Grabs hold of every last breath As I try to call out to you. I could scream at you I feel so lost. I could rip out my heart, that’s how little I feel it As you talk down to me.
May 30th, you ******* The day I finally saw myself clearly and you as the piece of **** you are. I don't think you will ever produce something worth while, for you do not have anything important to say, and the way to say it.
Roses_and_Coffee
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22/F/Portland
Oct 29, 2018
Oct 29, 2018 at 12:50 AM UTC
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