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"Stay the hell away from here!" he screamed at you He was pointing to his chest You asked him if he meant his lungs and he shook his head He meant his heart He's a poem you can never end The lines flow nicely in the beginning and the middle But once you get to the bottom of your page, you reread the last line And curse yourself for typing it on a typewriter because there is no turning back He's a storm you watch from the window but never go out and stand in The puddles beckon you to stomp in them but You shake your head this time, You're not twelve anymore You don't play in the rain He's your worst nightmare incarnated He's a fever dream, the worst kind He's the best thing to ever happen to you But it scares you so much you paint it dark blue and call it sinister "Stay away from here" you finally say back You've got two fingers aimed at your temple like a gun He asked you if you meant your mind You meant your heart
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Jun 25, 2013
Jun 25, 2013 at 9:56 PM UTC
Love And Other Guns
"Stay the hell away from here!" he screamed at you He was pointing to his chest You asked him if he meant his lungs and he shook his head He meant his heart He's a poem you can never end The lines flow nicely in the beginning and the middle But once you get to the bottom of your page, you reread the last line And curse yourself for typing it on a typewriter because there is no turning back He's a storm you watch from the window but never go out and stand in The puddles beckon you to stomp in them but You shake your head this time, You're not twelve anymore You don't play in the rain He's your worst nightmare incarnated He's a fever dream, the worst kind He's the best thing to ever happen to you But it scares you so much you paint it dark blue and call it sinister "Stay away from here" you finally say back You've got two fingers aimed at your temple like a gun He asked you if you meant your mind You meant your heart
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Jun 25, 2013
Jun 25, 2013 at 9:56 PM UTC
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