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my curtains are far too open


Author: EshyFishy
ASL Info:    21yo mess having crises
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Words: 164
Class/Type: Haiku /Gothic
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my curtains are far too open



my curtains are far too open and everyone on the beach can look up into my well-lit room.
i wish i were at least half-lit right now, dropping my dignity like i drop my wit
and figuratively, would drop my panties if he were here.

brief text exchanges between me and three other people, while a dull visceral ache thunders in my belly. the lower left quadrant, specifically. perhaps it is hunger for food, or maybe i feel ill without him.

i dream about you every night, and every night i have nightmares. i don't want to forget last night, you were there, i hope it was as good for you as it was for me,
bitter words exchanged through neurons and synaptic trees.

i feel better when im angry, and you make the maddest i have ever been. congratulations, i have learnt to romanticise unhealthy behaviours, all on a whim.

your abuse is easy to confuse
with caring




Submitted on 2015-09-12 03:24:13     Terms of Service / Copyright Rules
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  I agree. Also i needed that comment. Good vent, but yeah angry is bad, harboring anger is worse, getting it out is the best. Here works, I suggest getting out the anger here and finding the solution past it and communicating that in real life.
| Posted on 2015-09-15 00:00:00 | by cornonthekob | [ Reply to This ]
  If your not angry you don't understand what's going on!!

Bruce
| Posted on 2015-09-12 00:00:00 | by monad | [ Reply to This ]


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