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Failing to breathe, she eats me whole my heart explodes like a squashed orange. She took the words from behind my teeth hidden for years beneath a different disguise. She takes me for long walks to teach me how to skim stones and still in my dreams my teeth fall apart. When it snowed i covered myself in sheeps clothing I stood on the rooftop and screamed every inch of you out into the silent air, each word, branded and glowing red, eaten by snowflakes. She ties me up and covers my eyes, I'm led down a merry path of beauty and destruction I hid for a while but her words are a labyrinth I drew the way back on my skin in black ink Yet she poisoned the air so i couldn't see anymore. She threw me away She dragged me out I caught her looking att me as she walked away I had fallen down and she wasn't there. A crack in the pavement. Now i'm more careful when i walk.
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Apr 18, 2013
Apr 18, 2013 at 6:27 PM UTC
When it snows..
Failing to breathe, she eats me whole my heart explodes like a squashed orange. She took the words from behind my teeth hidden for years beneath a different disguise. She takes me for long walks to teach me how to skim stones and still in my dreams my teeth fall apart. When it snowed i covered myself in sheeps clothing I stood on the rooftop and screamed every inch of you out into the silent air, each word, branded and glowing red, eaten by snowflakes. She ties me up and covers my eyes, I'm led down a merry path of beauty and destruction I hid for a while but her words are a labyrinth I drew the way back on my skin in black ink Yet she poisoned the air so i couldn't see anymore. She threw me away She dragged me out I caught her looking att me as she walked away I had fallen down and she wasn't there. A crack in the pavement. Now i'm more careful when i walk.
rachael-stainthorpe
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Apr 18, 2013
Apr 18, 2013 at 6:27 PM UTC
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