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I was unaccustomed to keyless locks, Nor the binding doors You set ajar, like a teasing shock, Bled deep in the chambers of the heart, Where the arteries of your hair played on And strung my out to fry, Until my hands were roped and singed raw Spurned in the chambers of the heart. I was deserted, lost, run aground, drowned, By the ocean of your eyes, Wholly held, captive in loves ghostly mansion, ***** alive, in the chambers of the heart.
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May 16, 2013
May 16, 2013 at 1:26 PM UTC
In the Chambers of the Heart
I was unaccustomed to keyless locks, Nor the binding doors You set ajar, like a teasing shock, Bled deep in the chambers of the heart, Where the arteries of your hair played on And strung my out to fry, Until my hands were roped and singed raw Spurned in the chambers of the heart. I was deserted, lost, run aground, drowned, By the ocean of your eyes, Wholly held, captive in loves ghostly mansion, ***** alive, in the chambers of the heart.
ormond
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May 16, 2013
May 16, 2013 at 1:26 PM UTC
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