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I haven't written to you in a very long time. That's not true, I've written of you, But I've written lies. I've written about how you hurt people, And how I'm stronger without you. How I let you die inside me, Like a miscarried child, someone I was never really meant to meet and how I'm better now. But in truth, darling, I miss you. And I hate you. And I want you, but I can't have you. Your kisses were sweet relief, Your taste was divine. And now I look for your face on every corner, I look for a reason to call you up again, even though I know there is never a good reason to call you up again. She hates you. He's afraid of you, But they don't know what you mean to me. I love you. I am not afraid, The night I almost gave you my heart was not a cry for help. I want you back. I want to feel like I am human. I want to open up and wear my love, seeping through my sleeve. I am so lost without you.
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Jan 12, 2014
Jan 12, 2014 at 11:55 AM UTC
This isn't a love poem.
I haven't written to you in a very long time. That's not true, I've written of you, But I've written lies. I've written about how you hurt people, And how I'm stronger without you. How I let you die inside me, Like a miscarried child, someone I was never really meant to meet and how I'm better now. But in truth, darling, I miss you. And I hate you. And I want you, but I can't have you. Your kisses were sweet relief, Your taste was divine. And now I look for your face on every corner, I look for a reason to call you up again, even though I know there is never a good reason to call you up again. She hates you. He's afraid of you, But they don't know what you mean to me. I love you. I am not afraid, The night I almost gave you my heart was not a cry for help. I want you back. I want to feel like I am human. I want to open up and wear my love, seeping through my sleeve. I am so lost without you.
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Jan 12, 2014
Jan 12, 2014 at 11:55 AM UTC
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