when will i stop binding wounds with honey justify your shouts when i bite myself bloody baring my soul to a faceless crowd being so silent so mutedly loud. when will the copper leave my gaze hostility soaks the atmosphere anger you could taste emotions ignored in the light of the day crying on my shoulder we escape driving past 50 down memory lane. you only look when i cry or swear you stop hearing when i'm livid this isn't how i wanted to be living put my thoughts in a box, with a little red ribbon. people pleasing shell of man i could speak a million words you can choose which ones you heard picking cherries orchard vocabulary too meek to fight, too strong to cry. i held my idol as he cried beheld the hurt and shattered pride from dissmissive phrases and empty promises "we'll get you help" words as weak as his bones. bone-deep cycles, perpetuated hands on hips, hits dealt to children you love me you love me you love me enough that i flinch when i'm being berated. every thing you did and do with promises of love i could fill the space between that and the truth with i'm sorry disguised as i love you i love you i love you.
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