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Lovely unpretentious silhouette all bruised under dusklight. You've got a laugh like Honey-gold spilling into cracks in the pavement *I could walk you back to the station.* Don't rush this, fool Box this ((something)) up in it's corners. Keep those Five centimetres between our fingers. Inevitable distance. I'll worship you behind bulletproof glass. Not yet, not yet We love in fractions, dripping into our hearts until it spills over.
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Dec 10, 2018
Dec 10, 2018 at 4:38 PM UTC
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Lovely unpretentious silhouette all bruised under dusklight. You've got a laugh like Honey-gold spilling into cracks in the pavement *I could walk you back to the station.* Don't rush this, fool Box this ((something)) up in it's corners. Keep those Five centimetres between our fingers. Inevitable distance. I'll worship you behind bulletproof glass. Not yet, not yet We love in fractions, dripping into our hearts until it spills over.
An Ode to the Early Days, when anything seems possible. Inspiration from Station by Låpsley
chichee
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19/F/Sydney
Dec 10, 2018
Dec 10, 2018 at 4:38 PM UTC
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