Heart Is A Muscle
By Silence
This sinking pit in the the depth of my stomach
A familiar sting
Not an insecurity or pressumption
Something I have felt
before
So I can recognize the signs
The need for a talk in private
Lack of any affection
After not speaking for days
When we could
have all to easily
Get it over with already
So just
say one of a few things it could be
That will all do the same no matter
the words
Rip out my heart from its pirch in my throat
And stomp
it till the fragile thing is mangled beyond reccognition
Then it can mend
And never be the same
You can
see at least one heel print
From the ones that came before you
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Copyright 2011 Silence
Published on Wednesday, June 29, 2011.
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