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I am melting gold on my papers. I’m wandering trough words of honey to spread them on your soul, just to make it a little more sweet. There is an explosion of light running trough a field of breadcrumbs from my crumpled, but rich like blood red jam imagination. I write my sins with candy canes sugarcoating them ‘cause I am only afraid you won’t remember my good but you will never forget my bad. There is only hope, hanging from a rope and, of course, love, who’s silently dripping from my heart, oh, my heart, my only enemy destroying me, turning my whole lighthearted existence into a heavy tar abyss. not only does it hurt, but it also tastes bitter. like coffee during golden hours, hot and black, but, oh so good and so relieving, it becomes my essence, my blood. So I return to honey and candy canes and hide behind my fingers and behind my lying eyes. But I reveal myself at night, being at my true self, a sinner, a liar, a poet. -May Colde
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Aug 6, 2019
Aug 6, 2019 at 10:53 AM UTC
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I am melting gold on my papers. I’m wandering trough words of honey to spread them on your soul, just to make it a little more sweet. There is an explosion of light running trough a field of breadcrumbs from my crumpled, but rich like blood red jam imagination. I write my sins with candy canes sugarcoating them ‘cause I am only afraid you won’t remember my good but you will never forget my bad. There is only hope, hanging from a rope and, of course, love, who’s silently dripping from my heart, oh, my heart, my only enemy destroying me, turning my whole lighthearted existence into a heavy tar abyss. not only does it hurt, but it also tastes bitter. like coffee during golden hours, hot and black, but, oh so good and so relieving, it becomes my essence, my blood. So I return to honey and candy canes and hide behind my fingers and behind my lying eyes. But I reveal myself at night, being at my true self, a sinner, a liar, a poet. -May Colde
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Aug 6, 2019
Aug 6, 2019 at 10:53 AM UTC
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