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I count myself fortunate enough or miss
To have made it through
When so many of my kind did not
Not unscarred nor scathed
But wiser all the same

I remember wind in trees
And fingers in hair
How we opened ourselves up
And you played in our veins..
But I was just a kid then,
Hell we all were

Had I followed your course with steel
I don't think I'd be here
That's the true cost of your love isn't it?
You never tasted like flesh,
Nor felt like death,
Your blood never flowed so bitter...

I have never been good at mincing words
I'd rather go for the throat
So I'm trading in my bottles and goblets
For plastic and shots:
Go numb

I'll leave the forest and fauns
to the new kids , Dionysus,
Until you run sweet once more..
Tonight I pray to the God of
Liquor.



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On Wednesday April 16th, 2008, Michelle Xiao (507) writes:
this feels so lonely.. which seems to follow the realisation of something you have learned from an experience.. your descriptions are exquisitely painful, it leaves me aching for an escape from myself.. your words always have the ability to make me feel deeply.


On Tuesday April 15th, 2008, After hours (577) writes:
That was gr8, and from the other side of the planet, your not alone, my crutch is now tampered fluid, but not taken by the gram, but in a glass.



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