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Riddles
Pack my bags.
I'm silent, I am guilty
yet not quite steady on my worn feet.
Am I ready to leave?
I suppose it's not really up to me.
I was never one for straight
sentences and riddles seem to form my words:
I adore you.
Pack my bags,
break my heart on another bitter
work of art I helped create
and now the doubt clutches at my head, makes it pound. You can't understand, Hell,
I don't.
How else could I leave this? You've been tainted, we've been tainted
I'm sure she'd take you in,
for me.
It plays in my head, you know? You hurt me and I, I tell you I love you.
What wicked tales are these?
Can I not turn and run?
It seems simple.
I'm silent, I am guilty
yet not quite steady on my worn feet.
Am I ready to leave?
I suppose it's not really up to me.
I was never one for straight
sentences and riddles seem to form my words:
I adore you.
Pack my bags,
break my heart on another bitter
work of art I helped create
and now the doubt clutches at my head, makes it pound. You can't understand, Hell,
I don't.
How else could I leave this? You've been tainted, we've been tainted
I'm sure she'd take you in,
for me.
It plays in my head, you know? You hurt me and I, I tell you I love you.
What wicked tales are these?
Can I not turn and run?
It seems simple.
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