Sometimes,
I wish to go back,
and read the words
in pure black
That I've written long ago.
In all honesty,
I've never tried to
because that was all about you.
Those edgy blurred lines,
your pretty lies,
and me crying at midnight.
It's always been you,
the only one I will
fall for on and on.
I'm too scared to read them
in the dark
when it's half past twelve.
It reminds me
of you,
and I hate that
because I've always loved you
in dark spells
and decayed hours.
I wish I could always stay in the dark
And never wake up when you'd return.
And I'm sure
it's yet another
desire,
scarier than
the words that hang
on the page—
Wild dreams, lampshade nightmares.
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