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a poem by xTx (1 of 2)Stand Up Say You Love Meremains seated: a six-foot-two middle finger. They do not care, they are only extras. You are the main character. You have pages of lines, your own trailer, a seven figure salary. There are panting paparazzi and fourteen P.A.s who are in love with you. But you love only me. Stand up and say you love me. I am where I always am. Where I've been. Where I will be. My lines are not written, but will be found and I will read them proudly, out loud as many times as you want. Autograph my wrists with your razors. grays. No place for love. But you can change that. Stand up and say you love me. When I open the door, come inside. If I don't open the door, break it down. We can burn the pieces in the fire. Stay. Say you love me in my mouth. Say you love me in my eyes. You will not be wrong. The place for love can be here. Everything is correct. Everything is straight A's. Be my scarf. My winter coat. I will count every thread. and say you love me. Make the rest losers. Make them fall before the finish line. Cripple them with your words. Collapse them. I am in the stands celebrating. I've torn the shirt from my skin. I've torn the skin from my bones. I've thrown the bones to you: a bouquet. Stand up and say you love me. Every bloom is my blood. You can hold them in your hands. I climb over the railing and join you in your victory lap. Hear the crowd cheering. They've never seen anything like this. Nobody has. You can make history with this. Groundbreak. |