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We are going back. Let it be. I will never know― when will you arrive. In the aloneness, going blind to the playing light, you prepare to drink the darkness of noon. Becoming dishonest will not be possible for me. The times are revengeful, come back in black to fix the smiles. Like water hyacinth, the disquieting worries will grab you and hound you to the white bones and turn away. Where the blood and nerves went down? It was no sin to rise and stand against the sun. ShareShare Grafting The Lichens
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Nov 5, 2016
Nov 5, 2016 at 11:48 PM UTC
Grafting The Lichens
We are going back. Let it be. I will never know― when will you arrive. In the aloneness, going blind to the playing light, you prepare to drink the darkness of noon. Becoming dishonest will not be possible for me. The times are revengeful, come back in black to fix the smiles. Like water hyacinth, the disquieting worries will grab you and hound you to the white bones and turn away. Where the blood and nerves went down? It was no sin to rise and stand against the sun. ShareShare Grafting The Lichens
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Nov 5, 2016
Nov 5, 2016 at 11:48 PM UTC
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