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Sensible, I'd think it was the way. Your heart grew claws that latched on to my skin and I wore your obsession like an overcoat that smells like mothballs because I was ashamed to wear it for so long. And I wrote you eighty page love notes filled with all of my nonsensical prose just so you'd never know exactly what it is I dream. And at night I'd pretend you're lying next to me, a warm presence for a stiff like me. And for once my cheeks would be rose and my eyes a little lighter, but in the morning you're never there and I am only human once again.
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Oct 10, 2009
Oct 10, 2009 at 5:31 PM UTC
It's Not So Bad.
Sensible, I'd think it was the way. Your heart grew claws that latched on to my skin and I wore your obsession like an overcoat that smells like mothballs because I was ashamed to wear it for so long. And I wrote you eighty page love notes filled with all of my nonsensical prose just so you'd never know exactly what it is I dream. And at night I'd pretend you're lying next to me, a warm presence for a stiff like me. And for once my cheeks would be rose and my eyes a little lighter, but in the morning you're never there and I am only human once again.
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Oct 10, 2009
Oct 10, 2009 at 5:31 PM UTC
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