Blossoming Darkness

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You let me grow
when I could have died.
Breathing on my face,
your words an unspoken trauma.
My knees are scalded by the marble floor;
my eyes are delicate;
my heart fades in forward motion.

As I breathe and release;
as I try to surrender;
Living here is not living at all.
Family wounds are now the trigger;
they're at the back of my neck.
I'm begging to be let go.

If you only knew how much I tried to grow;
I tried to assimilate into these downpours.
Being with you gracefully punctures my skin.
A bullet grew from your mouth
and it still devours me from within.

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