The Push-Away

from S/T by End On End

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i want to make myself into whatever you need
extend with open palm, my heart, and let it bleed
growing tired of the walls, of having hurt to show
i won’t impale myself on my flaming sword anymore.

sea of earth between, but never far from you
convince myself i’m worth the task of love to see this through
the pieces of you that i find in me will have to do
destroy me with a word, and carve me anew

sea of earth
born in the blue
on mountaintops
carve me anew

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from S/T, released April 19, 2019

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