I used to be a shallow heart, a twisted spine
swallowing all promises
Until my tongue turned black.
They don’t know you like I do.
A better liar, you talk
small, but breathe disaster,
with your clever words and phrases,
stinging hearts till they go numb.
I’m seven inches tall and
silence is my self- defense.
Never mind the mess you’ve made,
what matters is I’m trying.
To my wounded heart,
I know
some things should just stay broken.
This is a part you portray,
like a toy soldier marching toward his shallow grave.
I really enjoyed the structure of this poem, so i decided to try to imitate it :P the title of the poem is the three words in bold towards the end of the piece.
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