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Literature Text
You sneak away
with your reason—
leaving her holding her pain
to her ear against the telephone,
trying to reach you.
It is always midnight
when you unglue my scars
& prey on me.
It is always four
when my nervous heart
starts beating
to your rhythm.
I am more obtuse—
I do not need reasons
to explain how
passionless marriages
are never complete.
You say—
"is it that easy to marry you?"
& I want to run headfirst
into your spine,
whispering
"take me, take me."
I want to eat your body
until you cannot survive
without me.
with your reason—
leaving her holding her pain
to her ear against the telephone,
trying to reach you.
It is always midnight
when you unglue my scars
& prey on me.
It is always four
when my nervous heart
starts beating
to your rhythm.
I am more obtuse—
I do not need reasons
to explain how
passionless marriages
are never complete.
You say—
"is it that easy to marry you?"
& I want to run headfirst
into your spine,
whispering
"take me, take me."
I want to eat your body
until you cannot survive
without me.
Literature
love your mistakes
I've fumbled around with hearts before,
and let them fall. Cracked fingernails, walked into
doorframes, bumped into people and hesitated too long
to open my mouth. Moments passed me by, often.
Occasionally, I was brave, and fell hard on my nose.
Was bleeding and embarrassed for the pain;
and the proof of it, the blood.
Said "sorry, but," or didn't say sorry at all, ate my feelings
or starved myself for them, carried my guilt around with me
until it made me sick and lose my appetite,
drowned my hand soap in the toilet,
didn't stretch after exercise and was sore for days,
kept my distance to those reaching out to me.
Pushed my pain asid
Literature
You say you love me
You say you love to hear me ramble, yet you always cut me off.
You say you want a future with me, yet you see no future for yourself.
You say you love to make me smile, yet you always make me cry.
Literature
No Symmetry
He's the lone wolf in the woods,
She's the graceful doe in the grasslands.
He's the lost boy in the cities,
She's the sweet girl in the parties.
Yet the butterflies stringed them together,
While their gaze locked their eyes.
Yet he saw something that wasn't right,
While she thought she knew that was time.
Two stars met at the same time,
Although only one shone bright.
Two worlds met at the same time,
Although only one portal was seen in sight.
The wrong key to the wrong lock,
"The hand finally struck 12", she smiled.
The wrong half to the wrong heart.
"I'm a zombie and she's a human", he cried.
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i say things in poems that i can't say at the time.
the other man/woman.
the other man/woman.
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(sometimes, I just get angry because that person isn't the person I want them to be right then... when how could they ever be?)