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He draws a drag Of his Newport Staring up at me with Those knives he calls eyes My stomach twists and I can taste the ***** in my throat From the Disease we call Love I study his appearance Thinking of how beautiful The folds in his baggy jeans Really are My opinion is biased I'm sure it's hideous But I've always found a way To see the beauty in him No matter how hard he Tried to hide it Love I try to scratch the word Out of my brain But it's no use How happy I would be If I could just Live alone With a million cats And slowly progress Into madness And when he Leaves Because his cigarette has Dwindled down to The filter It rips me in half And my heart bursts Into flame Then to ash Only to be regenerated When he walks Back outside And slices my veins With his words *It's freezing out here, You going inside?* I prepare for the worst Take a few steps A few deep breaths And concentrate on the Pulse from My internal Bleeding, broken Phoenix
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Oct 29, 2010
Oct 29, 2010 at 1:14 PM UTC
Those Knives He Calls Eyes
He draws a drag Of his Newport Staring up at me with Those knives he calls eyes My stomach twists and I can taste the ***** in my throat From the Disease we call Love I study his appearance Thinking of how beautiful The folds in his baggy jeans Really are My opinion is biased I'm sure it's hideous But I've always found a way To see the beauty in him No matter how hard he Tried to hide it Love I try to scratch the word Out of my brain But it's no use How happy I would be If I could just Live alone With a million cats And slowly progress Into madness And when he Leaves Because his cigarette has Dwindled down to The filter It rips me in half And my heart bursts Into flame Then to ash Only to be regenerated When he walks Back outside And slices my veins With his words *It's freezing out here, You going inside?* I prepare for the worst Take a few steps A few deep breaths And concentrate on the Pulse from My internal Bleeding, broken Phoenix
© October 2010 Sarah Lynn
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Oct 29, 2010
Oct 29, 2010 at 1:14 PM UTC
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