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The source of humanities collected bitterness lays cradled deep in the sockets of my eyes. I can feel the steady thump as my beating heart pounds its fists. This, you see, is a call. A call in which my brain cannot leave unanswered. By obligation it must crash the weight of itself from one side of its bone cage to another. I cannot pin to it any blame I understand that it must. I understand the illogical yearn so strong that it cannot be denied. You taught me the full force of this curse-like, painful, lust. Being the most painful mistake I've ever made I know how foolish it makes me to think that even after you encoded your voice into my DNA, attaching each helix with your own unwashed hands, you are still a mistake which I'd easily make again. Rather, I prefer, a learning experience After all, How else would I have ever learned that no one will ever love me more than I love myself. With this clarity I finally see that you never could have loved me very much.
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Sep 20, 2014
Sep 20, 2014 at 8:14 PM UTC
May 14/ 4:50 p.m
The source of humanities collected bitterness lays cradled deep in the sockets of my eyes. I can feel the steady thump as my beating heart pounds its fists. This, you see, is a call. A call in which my brain cannot leave unanswered. By obligation it must crash the weight of itself from one side of its bone cage to another. I cannot pin to it any blame I understand that it must. I understand the illogical yearn so strong that it cannot be denied. You taught me the full force of this curse-like, painful, lust. Being the most painful mistake I've ever made I know how foolish it makes me to think that even after you encoded your voice into my DNA, attaching each helix with your own unwashed hands, you are still a mistake which I'd easily make again. Rather, I prefer, a learning experience After all, How else would I have ever learned that no one will ever love me more than I love myself. With this clarity I finally see that you never could have loved me very much.
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Sep 20, 2014
Sep 20, 2014 at 8:14 PM UTC
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