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All fair things are rotten inside Infused grey bits of debris collide Graceful wings waltz, their charm has ended Into a wreckage of all things splendid I've consumed all of your dark matter Studying every piece of phantom amber In those remnants, I feel a hush Like echoes from a decanter's rush At times I do not trust my mind My thoughts are often mixed with wine I wonder: "what if I die?" You tell me: "what if you don't."
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Apr 5, 2024
Apr 5, 2024 at 11:33 PM UTC
The Monarch
All fair things are rotten inside Infused grey bits of debris collide Graceful wings waltz, their charm has ended Into a wreckage of all things splendid I've consumed all of your dark matter Studying every piece of phantom amber In those remnants, I feel a hush Like echoes from a decanter's rush At times I do not trust my mind My thoughts are often mixed with wine I wonder: "what if I die?" You tell me: "what if you don't."
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Apr 5, 2024
Apr 5, 2024 at 11:33 PM UTC
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