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A bruise has appeared― where you had kissed me, last night. O Miranda― I am not going for any other moon. Like Uranus, I bleed in my eyes; from every pore. Astraphobia― I am going to stay in dark. This theology of aneurysms? Who was hoodwinking the ancient gods in the battle of murderous themes? My hands start shaking. A blue rash spreads. In honeyed voice you invoke your angel and seek blessings― before you go for a ****
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Jun 13, 2018
Jun 13, 2018 at 12:48 AM UTC
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A bruise has appeared― where you had kissed me, last night. O Miranda― I am not going for any other moon. Like Uranus, I bleed in my eyes; from every pore. Astraphobia― I am going to stay in dark. This theology of aneurysms? Who was hoodwinking the ancient gods in the battle of murderous themes? My hands start shaking. A blue rash spreads. In honeyed voice you invoke your angel and seek blessings― before you go for a ****
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Jun 13, 2018
Jun 13, 2018 at 12:48 AM UTC
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