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Fix Me
I never loved you
I repeated your words instinctively
ready to sign my name away at the sight of a text
Because that’s all it was
A bubble filled with three words
that I only barely meant
I knew what I had to say
to make you stay
And you had to
Because I loved you
loving me
I wanted you to need me
And I needed you to want me
I couldn’t help but crave the attention
you fed me
Just the idea of withdrawal from such an instant addiction
was enough to take my breath
So I’ll keep telling you I love you
Just to hear the same words back
To get my fix
To fill the need for a familiar feeling
of suffocation
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A short piece about a false heartbreak ~