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Lost at heart

Red. Red and amber. Green. The lights change as slow as my heart beats. Fixed in my position, I reach to remove the hair that hangs over my eyes. The strands of hair fall back into place each time I move them. The thought of having salvation salivates my mouth. Sirens call my name but shiver to my response, Despite the fact that they are in colder waters. Sometimes I wish the siren would go back to it's depths. The innocent pure upper body of a girl is nothing but a mirage; A trick to fool the absent minded. Luckily for me, I know that underneath the beauty lies a monstrous tail that powers it's false image. Green. Amber. Red. I suddenly hear the beeping of cars behind. I missed my turn.
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JordanRay
26 / M / Wales
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Written by
JordanRay
26 / M / Wales
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Nov 14, 2017
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