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there's no instruction manual for the day that cotton and broken ceramic sentimentality both lose their argument and the bedsheets bleed a blood better resembling magenta than a dream-filled agenda. there's no escape when night time travels come to an end. there's nothing to knit. Enough of the yarn has covered cortexes, capitalized on insomnia, and nullified touch- the only common sense. it's common sense that bruises don't heal by applying pressure. and brown eyes and blue. formerly, there is underrated hue. (If underrated could ever encapsulate oceans and the stars giving us light abundantly and concurrently from millions of years away.) i unravel years as I lie not sleeping, reading up on different methods to stop the bleeding. of all of these shades of vibrant blue, I choose the one that is brown, but true. i see these shades in unison and when they inexplicably combine, they are you.
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Sep 7, 2015
Sep 7, 2015 at 1:38 AM UTC
the dirt, the dust, and the glass.
there's no instruction manual for the day that cotton and broken ceramic sentimentality both lose their argument and the bedsheets bleed a blood better resembling magenta than a dream-filled agenda. there's no escape when night time travels come to an end. there's nothing to knit. Enough of the yarn has covered cortexes, capitalized on insomnia, and nullified touch- the only common sense. it's common sense that bruises don't heal by applying pressure. and brown eyes and blue. formerly, there is underrated hue. (If underrated could ever encapsulate oceans and the stars giving us light abundantly and concurrently from millions of years away.) i unravel years as I lie not sleeping, reading up on different methods to stop the bleeding. of all of these shades of vibrant blue, I choose the one that is brown, but true. i see these shades in unison and when they inexplicably combine, they are you.
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Sep 7, 2015
Sep 7, 2015 at 1:38 AM UTC
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