A bit of a n auto-biographical piece, the brunt of self-loathing.
I wonder vaguely if you realize that I am dead;
I represent the underbelly of your happiness;
I have no existance, other than inside your head.
I am your death, your end, who you were, is a dead fetus.
Everyone is merely a puppet;
To whom I am the grandest puppeteer;
Nothing about you, to me, is private.
I am a decomposer, to whom you adhere.
My hands will destroy you; scratches and scars;
I cannot handle anything, for it will break;
Run, run, run from this game of ours.
My accidental destruction of you has reached an outbrake.
As I have become, you cannot love a corpse;
My face is the one that will never be kissed;
Cold and stiff in your arms, something that is a corpse.
My love for you is only something that has erupted from a cyst.
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