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The air that surrounds you smells like your home each time I get a whiff of you I feel a guilt I have never known a guilt I wonder if my past lovers felt when they got a whiff of me. do you unconsciously see this guilt in me the way I saw it in them? Will there ever come a time in which there is no guilt no words I have to fake no false words I have to hear Your heart beats with sweetness like sugar but there, in the pit of my stomach is the truth I'll never tell: in you, I see the worst of me the past I clawed my way out of In you I can see the darkest years and the scent of you fills my eyes with tears
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Oct 5, 2018
Oct 5, 2018 at 11:07 PM UTC
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The air that surrounds you smells like your home each time I get a whiff of you I feel a guilt I have never known a guilt I wonder if my past lovers felt when they got a whiff of me. do you unconsciously see this guilt in me the way I saw it in them? Will there ever come a time in which there is no guilt no words I have to fake no false words I have to hear Your heart beats with sweetness like sugar but there, in the pit of my stomach is the truth I'll never tell: in you, I see the worst of me the past I clawed my way out of In you I can see the darkest years and the scent of you fills my eyes with tears
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18/F/Houston
Oct 5, 2018
Oct 5, 2018 at 11:07 PM UTC
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