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i don't care about the story you have carved into me or about the shape of your fingers that leave tiny oval bruises around my hips i can't see your heart, but i see your ribs through your shirt and i see the bits of skin that stretch over the bumps of your spine and it makes me think of how the sea looks ripples over the surface before it pounds to the shore looking at you reminds me that we are made of water and dust i don't care to bring you back to life but the white of your flesh reminds me of piano keys so maybe i will write a melody onto you that will turn your eyes into skeleton keys and they will open someone else's heart
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Jul 9, 2013
Jul 9, 2013 at 10:15 PM UTC
skeleton dance
i don't care about the story you have carved into me or about the shape of your fingers that leave tiny oval bruises around my hips i can't see your heart, but i see your ribs through your shirt and i see the bits of skin that stretch over the bumps of your spine and it makes me think of how the sea looks ripples over the surface before it pounds to the shore looking at you reminds me that we are made of water and dust i don't care to bring you back to life but the white of your flesh reminds me of piano keys so maybe i will write a melody onto you that will turn your eyes into skeleton keys and they will open someone else's heart
sophia-s
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Jul 9, 2013
Jul 9, 2013 at 10:15 PM UTC
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