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Carpet burns on my fingers,
my chest heaves-my stomach churns.
Each breath I take-and the air, in my gut, I can't shake,
it's the way my heart aches.
Any more-
I'm not sure of the decisions I make,
constantly aching my heart-breaks.
I don't know why I love you when I'm so afraid of you.
All I know is how carpet feels, when it's pushed against your face, that's when it's real.
And I know I'm alive, for my chest still swoops up after each of its dives.
I know my lips are getting chapped from the salt of my tears, I know I'm slowly drowning in all of my fears.
I hate the way my body is convulsing on the floor, what's worse is if you ask, I'll still open up that door.
I hate the way I love you, the way you paint this image of you,
your destroying me yourself and it no longer takes a belt.
You're whip lash is killing me,
Mom, if it's love be real with me.
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