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That night, he said,         That night under tears and rain,                 You raised a man from his shadows                         You taught me how to be myself again.                         You tore your soul, he said,                 You let some seep into me         Warm summer wafting Through Frostbitten lips. Don’t you turn, he said,          Let your eyes flow into mine                  My sweat dances spirals                          Wherever your fingers touched.                           Never ask me again, he said,                  Never ask what came before you,         For all I knew was darkness, darkness Laced with rain and tears.
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Dec 27, 2020
Dec 27, 2020 at 11:08 AM UTC
Of tears, rain and souls
That night, he said,         That night under tears and rain,                 You raised a man from his shadows                         You taught me how to be myself again.                         You tore your soul, he said,                 You let some seep into me         Warm summer wafting Through Frostbitten lips. Don’t you turn, he said,          Let your eyes flow into mine                  My sweat dances spirals                          Wherever your fingers touched.                           Never ask me again, he said,                  Never ask what came before you,         For all I knew was darkness, darkness Laced with rain and tears.
Pranav
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Dec 27, 2020
Dec 27, 2020 at 11:08 AM UTC
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