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So as the temple with now triple gods Cracked an only manacle, left, Further awry became her wrongful right gaze And even sooner, her sense of self unraveled, If just before “undone.” I could smell it, I could smile it and I’d share it, As I’d been there before, so I pitch her this – Come next time, hold my hand like a lily atop water, Bring fruit, lots of fruit, And never forget our wish, Never let our wish built atop fortune’s aroma Hinder what tomorrow could never be.
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Nov 15, 2016
Nov 15, 2016 at 9:09 PM UTC
Tryst and the hindered tomorrows
So as the temple with now triple gods Cracked an only manacle, left, Further awry became her wrongful right gaze And even sooner, her sense of self unraveled, If just before “undone.” I could smell it, I could smile it and I’d share it, As I’d been there before, so I pitch her this – Come next time, hold my hand like a lily atop water, Bring fruit, lots of fruit, And never forget our wish, Never let our wish built atop fortune’s aroma Hinder what tomorrow could never be.
liam-c-calhoun
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Nov 15, 2016
Nov 15, 2016 at 9:09 PM UTC
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