I’m becoming a novelty.
Some turpentine
Daydream
You treat like
An trampoline
emotionless
You don’t care
About the sum of me
Or the lines on my face,
What the patterns they make mean
You just want a heart
To use
A warm, unyielding appendage
To abuse
Until you’re satisfied
There’s no more pleasure to reap
And, thoroughly used,
You
throw
me
on
the
scrap
heap.

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