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loneliness preys on those you would least expect to fall prey to loneliness. he curls up next to the people surrounded by people. he sits down beside me on the bus the park bench my kitchen table. he murmurs soft reassurances that are not at all reassuring. Don't Worry he says No One Can Hurt You he says As Long As You Let No One In. and weak as I am I listen. guilt though takes a different approach I can feel him when I'm alone. At night, face down on my pillows he creeps. soft fingers play piano on my spine the notes reverberating through my ribcage the metallic thud as they pound my heart You Did This rings out over and over its rhythm adhering itself to the unsteady tattoo of my heart until the guilt is inseparable from me.
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Sep 9, 2013
Sep 9, 2013 at 11:58 PM UTC
Last Two Friends
loneliness preys on those you would least expect to fall prey to loneliness. he curls up next to the people surrounded by people. he sits down beside me on the bus the park bench my kitchen table. he murmurs soft reassurances that are not at all reassuring. Don't Worry he says No One Can Hurt You he says As Long As You Let No One In. and weak as I am I listen. guilt though takes a different approach I can feel him when I'm alone. At night, face down on my pillows he creeps. soft fingers play piano on my spine the notes reverberating through my ribcage the metallic thud as they pound my heart You Did This rings out over and over its rhythm adhering itself to the unsteady tattoo of my heart until the guilt is inseparable from me.
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Sep 9, 2013
Sep 9, 2013 at 11:58 PM UTC
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