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My fingers reached for the tip. As my lips hugged it, You were at the back of my mind Then I inhaled to the fullest. I held every cloud as long as I could So at the back you'd linger Never to bother what's ahead. Until I was at the brink of suffocating, Until I needed to breathe, I had to exhale and knew, as I wanted, To let go every memory of you. But as I did, I had no intention Of letting a part of me drift with you. I was able to smoke you out With red droplets of me Sinking through the earth.
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Jul 21, 2015
Jul 21, 2015 at 11:55 AM UTC
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My fingers reached for the tip. As my lips hugged it, You were at the back of my mind Then I inhaled to the fullest. I held every cloud as long as I could So at the back you'd linger Never to bother what's ahead. Until I was at the brink of suffocating, Until I needed to breathe, I had to exhale and knew, as I wanted, To let go every memory of you. But as I did, I had no intention Of letting a part of me drift with you. I was able to smoke you out With red droplets of me Sinking through the earth.
kyle-cotejo
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Jul 21, 2015
Jul 21, 2015 at 11:55 AM UTC
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