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If I could cut open my heart And have it pour your blood Would that make you more a part of me Than the possession of all my love? Reach inside your chest And pull out anything but apathy, So I can see you give Something tangible back to me. Rid my body of your toxins, Sweat you out through every pore. Until only the sweet salt is left On my skin, As it was before. And maybe it's okay To still say those three words. As long as they taste like vinegar Instead of feeling like a prayer As they roll off your tongue Into the always silent air.
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Nov 23, 2014
Nov 23, 2014 at 10:28 PM UTC
Three Words
If I could cut open my heart And have it pour your blood Would that make you more a part of me Than the possession of all my love? Reach inside your chest And pull out anything but apathy, So I can see you give Something tangible back to me. Rid my body of your toxins, Sweat you out through every pore. Until only the sweet salt is left On my skin, As it was before. And maybe it's okay To still say those three words. As long as they taste like vinegar Instead of feeling like a prayer As they roll off your tongue Into the always silent air.
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Nov 23, 2014
Nov 23, 2014 at 10:28 PM UTC
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