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A long time has passed, I must say I couldn't see nor hear; just how far did you run away? In velvet threads, in linen cloths; I'm running dry, my cocoon may burst. So let's meet again, you and me; Not that we ever did, but that's what I want us to be. So it's been a while, maybe a month or so I've neither heard of voice nor seen your shadow. Just where could you've been, What burdens do you carry within? As it seems, I know nothing at all— Not of you, nor errands you recall. But I'm dying here—oh God, just this once; Grant this mortal one measly chance. And it's been a long time, I must say. Not some fleeting month or two Hell, I haven't seen you since the second of June.
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Mar 28
Mar 28, 2026 at 8:56 AM UTC
Long waited Rendezvous
A long time has passed, I must say I couldn't see nor hear; just how far did you run away? In velvet threads, in linen cloths; I'm running dry, my cocoon may burst. So let's meet again, you and me; Not that we ever did, but that's what I want us to be. So it's been a while, maybe a month or so I've neither heard of voice nor seen your shadow. Just where could you've been, What burdens do you carry within? As it seems, I know nothing at all— Not of you, nor errands you recall. But I'm dying here—oh God, just this once; Grant this mortal one measly chance. And it's been a long time, I must say. Not some fleeting month or two Hell, I haven't seen you since the second of June.
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17/M/Nepal
Mar 28
Mar 28, 2026 at 8:56 AM UTC
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