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My relationship with Death is impeccable Those thoughts now feel like home: Like peace and serenity Without them I would be skin and bone— But futile lungs and a heart that doesn’t beat. Death makes up the very backbone of me Without Her I would be nothing. Her shadow arms embrace me in my dreams Black lips kiss at my aching hips, She greets me in bed. Today we were announced married. Her dark veil awaiting me at the collapsing arch, Heart in my mouth I mutter curses and in return She incites, Invites. We are one, The way it always has been.
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Oct 19, 2020
Oct 19, 2020 at 5:24 PM UTC
The Big Day
My relationship with Death is impeccable Those thoughts now feel like home: Like peace and serenity Without them I would be skin and bone— But futile lungs and a heart that doesn’t beat. Death makes up the very backbone of me Without Her I would be nothing. Her shadow arms embrace me in my dreams Black lips kiss at my aching hips, She greets me in bed. Today we were announced married. Her dark veil awaiting me at the collapsing arch, Heart in my mouth I mutter curses and in return She incites, Invites. We are one, The way it always has been.
Hello I’ve never published any of my work before and this is my first time doing so, I hope you enjoy this <3
emilyjade
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17/F/uk
Oct 19, 2020
Oct 19, 2020 at 5:24 PM UTC
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