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Kiss away my tears; lick them from my cheeks,
You seem to like me better when I cry.
Close your eyes and enjoy the bitterness,
Of every tear I shed for you.
Caress my bruises, make them hurt from gentle hands this time,
You seem to like me better when I hurt.
Close your eyes and kiss every soft spot you’ve made,
For every look you didn’t approve.
Embrace my bloody mouth, drink me in.
You seem to like me better when I bleed.
Taste the sweetness of my life you steal.
You seem to like me better when I die.




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On Thursday August 7th, 2003, Twilight (2084) writes:
very powerful...thought provoking. some people just feed off pain. those fuckers...


On Sunday May 25th, 2003, An Expired Member (28) writes:
this is great, very touching!!*Dark Angel*


On Saturday May 24th, 2003, manywalks (947) writes:
Strong and poignant, loved the read, thanks. ~ mw


On Tuesday May 20th, 2003, IceDragoness (250) writes:
sad how things are like that too.. this is really pretty ~Dawn


On Tuesday May 20th, 2003, An Expired Member (2) writes:
this is really great...-melissa


On Tuesday May 20th, 2003, Deliverence (797) writes:
Touching..heart felt too.-Kefka


On Tuesday May 20th, 2003, blackdarkness (309) writes:
this is very deep...touching as well...great write...



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