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Author: karmakaze About the first twenty-four hours upon coming out, and how a random flirtation worked into it.
Rated: Fiction T - English - Words: 313 - Reviews: 3 - Published: 11-27-05 - id: 2058046
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You were always beautiful when you had to be
And how tempting you were
Out of reach, barely an inch of separation
The water pours against my body
And they shout at me
Separated by a flight of stairs
And a locked wooden door
Barely soundproof with the aid of my shower
You want me
They want me to change
I start to tear
And drop my intuition razor
Watching the bar of soap around its blade
Disintegrate under water
I take a seat in the basin of my tub
Suddenly, I'm somewhere else
You pass me,
Strolling through familiar places I've never gone alone
And ask me if I'm lost
If I weren't
I wouldn't share
But even that doesn't occur to me now
They've abandoned me, I confide.
Anything they say or do for me Or I, for themNothing will take it back.
You remain silent, barely listening
But the way you study me as I speak
Makes me feel important
They've taken my best friend.
I continue, as it comes
I have to tell every friend I've made
That I'm not the person they love
Anymore.
You tell me to go on
I have to abandon themAny brave word I say to them
Is meaningless.Perhaps it was the counter-subtlety of the moment
That made me stay
And wait for one more person
To enter and leave my life
You pull me into a passionate kiss
Taking advantage of every tear
Every second of my speech
Everything I can't find in the people I love
You'll love me, for now
They don't know me anymore
And you never really did
You hurt me in these dreams, but my senses answer to nothing
For the first time in my life, I belong to myself
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