Slit wrists and still talking, | 1 |
calmly screaming at the top | 2 |
of insignificant lungs and | 3 |
aching at the bottom of an inconsolable, | 4 |
yet so well re-stitched heart. | 5 |
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Left to think: | 6 |
Doesn't it always happen this way? | 7 |
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History repeats itself, | 8 |
every story relatively the same, | 9 |
every blade relatively sharper, | 10 |
with every glance-away perfectly timed | 11 |
on my mouth's rubuttal. | 12 |
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Here I know: | 13 |
No words can salvage this wreck. | 14 |
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Lucky for me that I will have lyrics | 15 |
that will speak for these zippered lips. | 16 |
The humming and the soft piano will keep | 17 |
the somber mood set by the moon and streetlights | 18 |
against the darkness of my room. | 19 |
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It will be written: | 20 |
Love is never more than just a word. | 21 |
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But when swollen eyes awake to see | 22 |
the horizon lift a soft orange sunset to the sky, | 23 |
I'll burn photographs and inked paper | 24 |
and never cough from smoke inhaled. | 25 |
I'll be glad neither truth nor lies can truly break a heart. | 26 |
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I'll be thankful for: | 27 |
Hearts made of stone. | 28 |