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She could have asked for my heart, And I would have ripped it from my chest, With my own hands, no hesitation, Letting the blood flow, a smile on my face, unbothered. She could have asked for my soul, And I would have torn it from this flesh, Walking soulless, without care, Peace in my eyes, no pain to confess. She could have asked for fate itself, And I would have severed the strings, Remaining fateless, forever free, A warmth in my expression, as time unwinds. But what she asked for was a promise— A promise to forever be happy. A promise so hard, so impossible to keep, And now, I walk through hell with a smile, Wanting to share the fire with others. Enduring the pain, erasing the hatred, The promise, a gift upon parting, A vow to never disobey, No matter how cruel, no matter how haunting.
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Dec 28, 2024
Dec 28, 2024 at 10:20 PM UTC
Promise
She could have asked for my heart, And I would have ripped it from my chest, With my own hands, no hesitation, Letting the blood flow, a smile on my face, unbothered. She could have asked for my soul, And I would have torn it from this flesh, Walking soulless, without care, Peace in my eyes, no pain to confess. She could have asked for fate itself, And I would have severed the strings, Remaining fateless, forever free, A warmth in my expression, as time unwinds. But what she asked for was a promise— A promise to forever be happy. A promise so hard, so impossible to keep, And now, I walk through hell with a smile, Wanting to share the fire with others. Enduring the pain, erasing the hatred, The promise, a gift upon parting, A vow to never disobey, No matter how cruel, no matter how haunting.
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Dec 28, 2024
Dec 28, 2024 at 10:20 PM UTC
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