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it is warped, a flash, altered fast, a hummingbirds heartbeat glances in mirrors reveal what couldve held elegance, but now holds no potential. a rose stripped of petals, cities smothered in fog, we are hurling questions into canyons hungry for echoes, imaged answers. on february nights I discover tight smirks and smiles. vampires to paper, my thoughts hold no reflection, I could capture syllables dripping like acid from your sick, posioned lips. loud apologies, pleading, forgiveness, and yet, I sense no guilt. love stories of bruises and scars spell beauty, murals, pansies of purple and yellow flourish, fill the curves of my hips. sighing at the blades trail, you kicked and shamed me. six months pass, marks splatter your arm needles now plant promises, whispers, lies you starved for. fingers dance against the pistol, never pulling. empty shivers, applause from the crowd, twisted approval only you could hear. eyes that once wept at my sickness glaze and fall heavy, water beaten, eroded valleys. syringes drain the handprints I left. three a.m. brings shaded skies your cries for help glow, a crescent moon. but I am asleep.
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Jul 27, 2013
Jul 27, 2013 at 9:00 PM UTC
Illusions
it is warped, a flash, altered fast, a hummingbirds heartbeat glances in mirrors reveal what couldve held elegance, but now holds no potential. a rose stripped of petals, cities smothered in fog, we are hurling questions into canyons hungry for echoes, imaged answers. on february nights I discover tight smirks and smiles. vampires to paper, my thoughts hold no reflection, I could capture syllables dripping like acid from your sick, posioned lips. loud apologies, pleading, forgiveness, and yet, I sense no guilt. love stories of bruises and scars spell beauty, murals, pansies of purple and yellow flourish, fill the curves of my hips. sighing at the blades trail, you kicked and shamed me. six months pass, marks splatter your arm needles now plant promises, whispers, lies you starved for. fingers dance against the pistol, never pulling. empty shivers, applause from the crowd, twisted approval only you could hear. eyes that once wept at my sickness glaze and fall heavy, water beaten, eroded valleys. syringes drain the handprints I left. three a.m. brings shaded skies your cries for help glow, a crescent moon. but I am asleep.
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Jul 27, 2013
Jul 27, 2013 at 9:00 PM UTC
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