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i let you haunt my halls every night until the floors caved in i grew to want and need your harrowing prescence in the spaces between walls, i kept three flares and my keys convinced i would have to fight my way out if i were to ever leave but i never did i'm sorry that i let you linger four months since that family dinner where you told me you could no longer hold me up on your shoulders i was your burden to bear and you wanted the guilt to eat me alive i would be lying if i said that it did, you cut yourself and held the blood up for the world to see'' i grew cold, entangled in apologies you pulled out of me i was always scared, i was never sorry
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Apr 12, 2019
Apr 12, 2019 at 7:38 PM UTC
silent, stone, strong
i let you haunt my halls every night until the floors caved in i grew to want and need your harrowing prescence in the spaces between walls, i kept three flares and my keys convinced i would have to fight my way out if i were to ever leave but i never did i'm sorry that i let you linger four months since that family dinner where you told me you could no longer hold me up on your shoulders i was your burden to bear and you wanted the guilt to eat me alive i would be lying if i said that it did, you cut yourself and held the blood up for the world to see'' i grew cold, entangled in apologies you pulled out of me i was always scared, i was never sorry
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22/Gender Nonconforming
Apr 12, 2019
Apr 12, 2019 at 7:38 PM UTC
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