People who say they don't swear just haven't had the right sex or food

Zoë You see the thing is, I love her more then anything. I've known her for years and she's my #life. I can't live without her. She makes the blood flow to my heart faster then anyone ever has, my heart beats to the sound of her name. I love everything about her right from he cheeky smile to the way she looks up at me under her fringe when she's embarrassed. She's so beautiful and I know that no one can replace her. No one in the world match's my Zoë. To me she's perfect and I know we will be together forever! We have our ups and downs but who doesn't? I try my hardest to make sure every day for her is I e if the best she's ever had and even when she's had a bad day I'm right here listening to every detail, holding g her in my arms and telling her it will be okay. When I kiss her I feel the rush I got when we first kissed, all the history makes those kisses even sweeter. See the thing is, she's my bunny and my best friend and I will never ever lose her because I would fight until my last breath so I have my amazingly perfect Zoë by my side. Xxxx

<3 I Love You Just The Way I Am x

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Corpse crawl in my arms craddle my ribs eat my rotting heart that no one forgives skeletal remains decaying long past the maggots took flight but they multiply fast in a fortress of wood in a satin lined womb above my weathered coffin rests my decorated tomb flowers wilted dryed by the sun death in full swing but death is not done glassy eyes opaque iris of white inside the beetle burrows stripping my sight sinking my cheeks hugging my bones bruising, scabbing and blood puddle tones finger nails receed gums do the same it appears im happily smiling at deaths little game death was not cheated my time was well spent nobody ever knew me or ever cared where i went does anybody even wonder or miss me at all i sent out vibrations but only death heard my call an engraving in stone just a name and a date death welcomed me home and then closed the gate