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Her eyes were two deep pools And she was enticing you to drown in them The water just looked too pretty to resist So you jumped, but you forgot how to swim And when you’re pulled under it’s too late Those dilating pupils are a bottomless pit And you’re a wilting rose in their darkness You’ve been watered down into nothing Eyes blue like the core of a flame And true enough, you were drawn to them A firefly burned gruesomely by the light You couldn’t stay away; still and silent Held mesmerised like many before you Your throat parched for one sip Regardless if water is polluted with apathy Shameless; you’re drunkenly in love with it. Hush now, don’t take a drink Your lips may be cracked and bruised But she is your poison and a slow one at best A little boy like you should know better Than to play with dancing, unruly fire It burns, it burns, it burns And the marks remain on your skin A warning sign: “I was here first”
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Sep 18, 2014
Sep 18, 2014 at 12:00 PM UTC
Blue Eyes
Her eyes were two deep pools And she was enticing you to drown in them The water just looked too pretty to resist So you jumped, but you forgot how to swim And when you’re pulled under it’s too late Those dilating pupils are a bottomless pit And you’re a wilting rose in their darkness You’ve been watered down into nothing Eyes blue like the core of a flame And true enough, you were drawn to them A firefly burned gruesomely by the light You couldn’t stay away; still and silent Held mesmerised like many before you Your throat parched for one sip Regardless if water is polluted with apathy Shameless; you’re drunkenly in love with it. Hush now, don’t take a drink Your lips may be cracked and bruised But she is your poison and a slow one at best A little boy like you should know better Than to play with dancing, unruly fire It burns, it burns, it burns And the marks remain on your skin A warning sign: “I was here first”
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Sep 18, 2014
Sep 18, 2014 at 12:00 PM UTC
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