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the moon lights a bed of frost. the wind a storyteller. are the stars and the sea still there when the sky weeps white? the moon lights a bed of frost. the wind is a storyteller and the griffons know the failure of flesh, flesh and bones and feeling the bones in my crooked nose, I understand sunrise is not a guarantee. the sky weeps white. but the nightingale sometimes sings to me of you in my dreams. ...(if the nightingale sings of me then know I hear her too.)
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Sep 11, 2025
Sep 11, 2025 at 10:20 PM UTC
a walk through a graveyard
the moon lights a bed of frost. the wind a storyteller. are the stars and the sea still there when the sky weeps white? the moon lights a bed of frost. the wind is a storyteller and the griffons know the failure of flesh, flesh and bones and feeling the bones in my crooked nose, I understand sunrise is not a guarantee. the sky weeps white. but the nightingale sometimes sings to me of you in my dreams. ...(if the nightingale sings of me then know I hear her too.)
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Sep 11, 2025
Sep 11, 2025 at 10:20 PM UTC
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