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Trisha May 2014
I realised that, you weren't the one who wrecked me,
Or detroyed me, or ruined me, or broke me.
I destroyed myself,
by loving you.
I know that I don't own you,
all I do is attract lost souls.
All the pain is hidden,
some under my long sleeves,
some under my baggy sweatshirts,
behind bloodshot eyes,
and inside my heart.
Broken petals fall from flowers,
in the same way as tears fall from,
Me.  
I probably wasn't able,
to make a little place for,
myself inside your heart.
I hate the nights when I miss you,
when I feel so hollow inside,
I feel so empty and out of place,
My mind wanders to the unknown,
and returns with just sadness,
I hate counting the tears that rush,
down my cheeks and collect upon my pillow,
The only thing to comfort me is,
Loneliness.
The only thing I am surrounded by is,
Darkness.
You were my cup of tea,
But now I just drink coffee.
And now I am just engaged in a,
Sciamachy.
Meh. Random stuff.
Johnny Noiπ Jun 2018
**** Indian                      ☉                        Woman :
You've come.         I imagine you have
                     questions. I have answers.           ☉
Samantha Arias : I've seen you.          
        In my dreams.                  What are you?
****  Indian                            
Woman : Science. Magic.                 ☉  
Information. Your friend.
Samantha Arias :                    What is this place?

****     Dark-skinned           Indian            
Woman :           This is one of the world's bastions
of Sexism.                          A place to be detroyed,
          the spiritually             dead city of Mumbai.

Samantha Arias : Oh, my god.
Ruby was right.      She thought I was beautiful,
                                              and I am.  I always
knew I was beautiful       , but I always  thought
it was because I was adopted,
but... it wasn't.                 I'm like Miss America.
****          Dark-skinned Indian          ☉          Woman :        ☉
You are so        much more            than that.

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