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We dug our own graves with shiny silver teaspoon stolen from the marble mansion, Bloodstreams trickled at the shrieks of the leaves and scrutinizing glossy pairs of almond. We hammered our own caskets, Tack tack tacked the night with pebbles from the pavement in the backyard and painted it blue birds on the sides. We played with the remains of the past great literary lovers and no one bid us warning we would be ****** The spoon, pebbles, and leaves moved on its own will. We cursed and got cursed and yours lifted away in seconds but mine lingered deep within. If this is the punishment for telling that I loved you, I’m glad I didn’t mean it that night when we said it.
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Sep 7, 2018
Sep 7, 2018 at 1:01 PM UTC
The Night
We dug our own graves with shiny silver teaspoon stolen from the marble mansion, Bloodstreams trickled at the shrieks of the leaves and scrutinizing glossy pairs of almond. We hammered our own caskets, Tack tack tacked the night with pebbles from the pavement in the backyard and painted it blue birds on the sides. We played with the remains of the past great literary lovers and no one bid us warning we would be ****** The spoon, pebbles, and leaves moved on its own will. We cursed and got cursed and yours lifted away in seconds but mine lingered deep within. If this is the punishment for telling that I loved you, I’m glad I didn’t mean it that night when we said it.
carlocasterly
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Sep 7, 2018
Sep 7, 2018 at 1:01 PM UTC
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