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Met you in an empty beach, so lonely and dry, it resembled a deserted island.
Took you for a walk through the greenest of forests, through waters of diamond,
I made the fields of flowers bloom for your green eyes, but they cut me deep
When your smirk pushed me down a hill so dangerously steep.
Met you in the lowest of trenches, Marianas couldn’t stand a chance –
The darkness was pushing my head against the metal, death and I had this dance
Where she took a step to the left, and I went in for a kiss like it’s nothing.
Somehow she always missed the veins but her rejections was awfully cutting.
Met you in the coldest of winters. Love, it’s still freezing, my bones are brittle.
I’ve stood for months in this weather when I promised – I’d stay just a little.
My hands have gone numb, my vision is blurry, and I cannot follow your voice
As you refused to speak when my blood froze – like I had a choice.
Met you in a ball, so crowded and loud. The air was heavy from my lustful breath.
You were dressed in white, and when you saw me – you acted as we’ve never met.
The candlelight spilled all over my shoulders and turned my anger neon blue.
Why do you keep building worlds where we’re only strangers
When it’s always been just about you?
-JW