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I Don't Want Anything Other Than You
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obsession
practice sex
bloodless heart
weak
limp
one more time
dehumanized
just meat
disordered and wrecked corpse toy
still twitching
a few hours left
make good
on pre-mortem promises
arm loose off the edge of a bed
fingers dangling
and pointed to the ground
blood weakly dripping
from where your personhood used to be.
meat hole
wings clipped
flightless and docile
spit in my mouth
break my fingers
pitiful
i don't want to be here
this is how it starts
flesh and bone
spitting blood
and torn apart
oh
i miss you
i think i miss you
meat hole
splitting heart
muscles and tendons
i wanted you
your bones are cute
been trying
so hard
you're still elusive
deceiver
after my own heart
a life of sorrow
a life wasted never left a mark
artless and hateful
made out of glass
tears stain your pages
pressing leaves
drawing planets
collapsing
in sheets of dust
i am beside you while you dream
you've been waking up more now
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