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Pixie & Her Friend

Contributed by pixie on Tuesday, 21st September 2004 @ 11:33:00 AM in AEST
Topic: selfstruggles



Pixie & her friend the glass,
Are back together at long last,
It’s been too long since we last met,
But this time our meeting you won’t forget.

I seem to have slipped back down my hole,
Again there is a piece missing to my soul,
But my friend the glass can help me,
After he has caressed, he lets me be.

As soon as the blood starts to flow,
That is his cue to up & go,
Leaving me alone with my red cut,
A gaping heart that won’t ever shut.

A red river fell out of my arm,
After another story of self harm,
My friend won’t be seen again,
Until my actions become quite insane.

Then he’ll jump right out of nowhere,
With his support, showing he cares,
Gently he plants kisses along my skin,
Sucking the pain from deep within.












Copyright © pixie ... [ 2004-09-21 11:33:00]
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Re: Pixie & Her Friend (User Rating: 1 )
by Fwog on Tuesday, 21st September 2004 @ 01:36:35 PM AEST
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Hi pixie,
A sad heartfelt write, sure hope you are doing okay. As with the last poem of yours i read, an excellent way with your wording.
Ciao
Fwog


Re: Pixie & Her Friend (User Rating: 1 )
by liquidsunshine on Thursday, 23rd September 2004 @ 09:18:22 PM AEST
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Ahh... see, I'm not a cutter. I don't even really understand much of it. However, when you put it into your words, it somehow makes a little more sense... kind of.

Lots of love and peace be with you,

chelsea




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