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The bitterness scorching my throat speaks for me a

The bitterness scorching my throat speaks for me at times when I rely on metaphors too much. 
I slur my way past the realisation and utterance of a simple enough desire. 
How difficult can it be, asking you to hold me when I try taking off into a realm of smoke? 
How difficult can it be, asking you to help me untangle my hair every morning? 
I slur my way past my confessions, love. 
I slur my way past your questioning looks. 
I slur my way past your grip because I don't want to feel it anymore. 
Feel you anymore. 
It hurts. 
How difficult can it be, telling you that I don't really like the bitterness in my throat now, but that I have no choice. 
 The bitterness scorching my throat speaks for me at times when I rely on metaphors too much. 
I slur my way past the realisation and utterance of a simple enough desire. 
How difficult can it be, asking you to hold me when I try taking off into a realm of smoke? 
How difficult can it be, asking you to help me untangle my hair every morning? 
I slur my way past my confessions, love. 
I slur my way past your questioning looks. 
I slur my way past your grip because I don't want to feel it anymore. 
Feel you anymore.
The bitterness scorching my throat speaks for me at times when I rely on metaphors too much. 
I slur my way past the realisation and utterance of a simple enough desire. 
How difficult can it be, asking you to hold me when I try taking off into a realm of smoke? 
How difficult can it be, asking you to help me untangle my hair every morning? 
I slur my way past my confessions, love. 
I slur my way past your questioning looks. 
I slur my way past your grip because I don't want to feel it anymore. 
Feel you anymore. 
It hurts. 
How difficult can it be, telling you that I don't really like the bitterness in my throat now, but that I have no choice. 
 The bitterness scorching my throat speaks for me at times when I rely on metaphors too much. 
I slur my way past the realisation and utterance of a simple enough desire. 
How difficult can it be, asking you to hold me when I try taking off into a realm of smoke? 
How difficult can it be, asking you to help me untangle my hair every morning? 
I slur my way past my confessions, love. 
I slur my way past your questioning looks. 
I slur my way past your grip because I don't want to feel it anymore. 
Feel you anymore.