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Now here you come again to fetch me from the sea, Ballast in my bones, this girl was born to sink; A cautionary tale, I slip between the wood, Limbs whittled thin and feet stained with soot. But never-mind the waif; she waxes so pale Drunk on dejection, I ponder the veil Leaden and listless, for the sirens will sing: Amaranthine is the color I bleed for the sea. So I’ll spit out my sorrows wherever they listen, Pumped me with pills and said that they fixed it. The darlings have died off; the dolls are all broken, Just left is me, thin-skinned and soft spoken. And I’d rather lick knives than chew on love’s gristle, Like a dog on a chain, I’d run when you whistle. Far from it now, yet lost in the maze: Chasing ways out for the rest of my daze.
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Dec 18, 2022
Dec 18, 2022 at 2:18 PM UTC
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Now here you come again to fetch me from the sea, Ballast in my bones, this girl was born to sink; A cautionary tale, I slip between the wood, Limbs whittled thin and feet stained with soot. But never-mind the waif; she waxes so pale Drunk on dejection, I ponder the veil Leaden and listless, for the sirens will sing: Amaranthine is the color I bleed for the sea. So I’ll spit out my sorrows wherever they listen, Pumped me with pills and said that they fixed it. The darlings have died off; the dolls are all broken, Just left is me, thin-skinned and soft spoken. And I’d rather lick knives than chew on love’s gristle, Like a dog on a chain, I’d run when you whistle. Far from it now, yet lost in the maze: Chasing ways out for the rest of my daze.
Darcyt90
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Dec 18, 2022
Dec 18, 2022 at 2:18 PM UTC
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