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Little did he know How small I wanted to look Shrinking into the corner and atomizing my existence Failing to climb the mountain of expectations Falling with my eyes closed Shutting my hands over my face I can’t look him in the eyes because his hands closed over mine like I had just died And as I laid in the funeral casket hands flat against my sternum The lid closed before he saw I’ll never see him I don’t want to How tragic I’m running a never ending race Just to break my legs before the finish line I’m the crumbs beneath his fingers Only his I want him to see me but not see me I still want him To talk to me Just not now Or later Or ever I’m too busy licking envelopes with letters I’ll never send And that i’ll never want him to read Or know of I’m so sorry
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Dec 8, 2021
Dec 8, 2021 at 3:58 AM UTC
Please Don't Look
Little did he know How small I wanted to look Shrinking into the corner and atomizing my existence Failing to climb the mountain of expectations Falling with my eyes closed Shutting my hands over my face I can’t look him in the eyes because his hands closed over mine like I had just died And as I laid in the funeral casket hands flat against my sternum The lid closed before he saw I’ll never see him I don’t want to How tragic I’m running a never ending race Just to break my legs before the finish line I’m the crumbs beneath his fingers Only his I want him to see me but not see me I still want him To talk to me Just not now Or later Or ever I’m too busy licking envelopes with letters I’ll never send And that i’ll never want him to read Or know of I’m so sorry
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Dec 8, 2021
Dec 8, 2021 at 3:58 AM UTC
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