Fugitive
Faint image of a heart On a wood beam with crusted dust And peeling paint, once proud. I still see your image As I wish I could talk to you Until I remember How you fucked me over Reducing me to shards Broken from that hateful glass That declared you most fair. And now I watch you wither And my flower now blooms For bees that once beheld your majesty. Your limp wrist in fat jeans And an archaic hair cut Leaves you in despair of hatred As you have lost your audience. I’m tempted to send you a free pass To see the show your old fans praise And deem as better than the original.
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I am a button pusher. I stir up trouble. It is what I do. I live in the borders between light and dark. I can write about beautiful things, and joy and love, but I find I am more creative when i write about the dark. I love to hold a mirror up to the...
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