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Sincerely, The Boy Who You Used To Love
You still ache in every part of me
My veins are full of crimson sea water
You used to tear apart the sky for me
But now I've got colors tearing through my skin
I'm lashed together by bones stained with hope
And you've got to promise me that it gets better
Because my bloody pupils won't stop screaming about you
Freckles like tears on my ashy sky of a face
Licking at the edges of the grief I feel
I am running on your precious broken glass
My lips are bleeding from all the words that try to tear past them
I am on the bathroom floor wrapped up safe and shattered in all my ghosts
My desperation is starting to color all the edges of the gray days
I am a drowning man in love with a piece of driftwood
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I wrote this when I was lying on the bathroom floor sobbing like I'd never stop because she makes me hurt.