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I have cut, and cut, and cut, In upon my flesh. To expose my internal organs, to blinded eyes, Wearing rose-tinted glasses. How can I find myself here, in blood and gut? To know myself when there is so much to explore. I am more than layers, thicker than blood, And running like jelly across a foreign landscape. If I press a knife to my heart, how much will I bleed? And how far will that wound rip? And if I cannot find my power source, lose sight of it, Am I still alive? I have cut, and cut, and cut, and cut... |
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