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Surface tension Tender Snips away at the inner bruising Behind the eyes the windows are shut And the curtains drawn Run fingers over hidden ribs in the early morning Witching hours When fairy dust can decorate the pores For imaginations sake Morning skinny is now a norm I plaster the walls of my subconscious With posters of picture perfect shells What they want What you want What I have convinced myself I think you want What I want What we want I want to stop I have told tall tales as unstable as my legs Written them in invisible ink Doused with sour lemon stings So only I can see them They appear before I eat And in the quakes of my stomach aches I know it is there to protect me The most important parts of my body The bubble which constantly pokes at me to ask “what if there was nothing more than me What if we couldn’t see Shapes or sizes or colours or better What if we couldn’t see pretty Would that make you happy? How do I make you happy?”
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May 11, 2019
May 11, 2019 at 2:45 PM UTC
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Surface tension Tender Snips away at the inner bruising Behind the eyes the windows are shut And the curtains drawn Run fingers over hidden ribs in the early morning Witching hours When fairy dust can decorate the pores For imaginations sake Morning skinny is now a norm I plaster the walls of my subconscious With posters of picture perfect shells What they want What you want What I have convinced myself I think you want What I want What we want I want to stop I have told tall tales as unstable as my legs Written them in invisible ink Doused with sour lemon stings So only I can see them They appear before I eat And in the quakes of my stomach aches I know it is there to protect me The most important parts of my body The bubble which constantly pokes at me to ask “what if there was nothing more than me What if we couldn’t see Shapes or sizes or colours or better What if we couldn’t see pretty Would that make you happy? How do I make you happy?”
loneleyes
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May 11, 2019
May 11, 2019 at 2:45 PM UTC
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