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they have become so nothing that they are everything. I hate myself for liking the stubble that inflames my skin I hate myself for caring so much about being hurt by them, for wanting to show them how bright my blood is when they turn me inside out and my veins show like the splitting seams of a shirt, tagless for more breathing room. men are of no importance to me so much that they have become everything. I wait to fall asleep in the ocean spilling from their bodies because I always have this desire to drown where another girl did not want to. I learned there is no god, just love addicts and the vulnerable who piece together memories out of salt. all bodies are made of salt. water, *** I want to care so little that I love the thought of men breaking me open like a clam that dies when they take the pearl out.
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Mar 28, 2014
Mar 28, 2014 at 1:50 AM UTC
bodies of water
they have become so nothing that they are everything. I hate myself for liking the stubble that inflames my skin I hate myself for caring so much about being hurt by them, for wanting to show them how bright my blood is when they turn me inside out and my veins show like the splitting seams of a shirt, tagless for more breathing room. men are of no importance to me so much that they have become everything. I wait to fall asleep in the ocean spilling from their bodies because I always have this desire to drown where another girl did not want to. I learned there is no god, just love addicts and the vulnerable who piece together memories out of salt. all bodies are made of salt. water, *** I want to care so little that I love the thought of men breaking me open like a clam that dies when they take the pearl out.
sarina
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Mar 28, 2014
Mar 28, 2014 at 1:50 AM UTC
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