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i've tried making poetry spinning silk from cobwebs sitting in the corners of my mind trying to sew them into sweaters that smell like you so i could sleep at night ever since i met you i've been swallowing ball point pens so i could spit out poems everytime you cut me open. there's ink in my veins and i can't get them out i can't quit this now, it's too late, i've become addicted to your mouth i painted my cheeks red; you painted it black and blue you turned me into art right? i don't understand why they kept telling me to leave you. you tell me you don't love me, and i keep saying i don't care. i've felt it in your kisses there's never been a spark in the air you ask me why and i tell you: you're my favorite kind of pain. not to be cliche, but i'd like to die whispering your name. my friends say i'm a fool, "if it's an addiction, then quit" but honesty is the best poetry, and i'm getting pretty good at it.
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Nov 18, 2014
Nov 18, 2014 at 8:45 AM UTC
honesty is the best poetry
i've tried making poetry spinning silk from cobwebs sitting in the corners of my mind trying to sew them into sweaters that smell like you so i could sleep at night ever since i met you i've been swallowing ball point pens so i could spit out poems everytime you cut me open. there's ink in my veins and i can't get them out i can't quit this now, it's too late, i've become addicted to your mouth i painted my cheeks red; you painted it black and blue you turned me into art right? i don't understand why they kept telling me to leave you. you tell me you don't love me, and i keep saying i don't care. i've felt it in your kisses there's never been a spark in the air you ask me why and i tell you: you're my favorite kind of pain. not to be cliche, but i'd like to die whispering your name. my friends say i'm a fool, "if it's an addiction, then quit" but honesty is the best poetry, and i'm getting pretty good at it.
kaye
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Nov 18, 2014
Nov 18, 2014 at 8:45 AM UTC
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