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My heart


 
 
I told you that I would always love you 
Making a vulnerable promise
as the words crept from my lips 
Without the permission of my own mind
I spoke too soon..
Maybe too quickly to forget that
Always meant staying for you 
Even when you didn't wait for me;
I dislodged my heart from my own chest
Promising that it would always be yours 
And I always spoke too soon
I placed my pulsing organ in the palm of your hands
Forgetting 
That I was the one who needed it most
Forgetting that my heart
Belonged to me
 
-m.c.-
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