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There is nothing more comforting than warmth Rays of sun painting my cheeks red Blistering campfires that tickle my toes My own blood trickling down my arm As I looked into the bathroom mirror I felt nothing but Warmth Toxic words that had been spat at me disappeared down the sink A blurry fist fight faded to memory My black eye and bleeding nose ceased to pain me All I felt was the red blanket coating my arm It doesn't hurt I feel nothing Silver pens write terrible tragedies in red ink But they also write happier endings for troubled minds I am my own demise My destruction There is no conductor and my train is off the rails Spinning, racing out of control And stopping at a red light Red lights that pool into one in my palm Translucent, reflecting the light above me I see red I feel warm I taste fate She can't hurt me as long as I am warm I will leave this world with no blood on my hands but my own.
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Mar 25, 2014
Mar 25, 2014 at 11:48 PM UTC
My Own Blood
There is nothing more comforting than warmth Rays of sun painting my cheeks red Blistering campfires that tickle my toes My own blood trickling down my arm As I looked into the bathroom mirror I felt nothing but Warmth Toxic words that had been spat at me disappeared down the sink A blurry fist fight faded to memory My black eye and bleeding nose ceased to pain me All I felt was the red blanket coating my arm It doesn't hurt I feel nothing Silver pens write terrible tragedies in red ink But they also write happier endings for troubled minds I am my own demise My destruction There is no conductor and my train is off the rails Spinning, racing out of control And stopping at a red light Red lights that pool into one in my palm Translucent, reflecting the light above me I see red I feel warm I taste fate She can't hurt me as long as I am warm I will leave this world with no blood on my hands but my own.
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Mar 25, 2014
Mar 25, 2014 at 11:48 PM UTC
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