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his eyes were black holes I was a scientist spending my days figuring out what mysteries lay on the other side his body was a map I was a cartographer tracing my fingers across his skin I tried to find the direction we should go his hands were novels I was a bookworm reading between the lines willing myself to remember each tantalizing part his mind was a garden I was a peaceful visitor careful never to intrude because picked flowers are only beautiful until they die my heart was a thin glass vase you were a bull in a China shop
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Feb 23, 2017
Feb 23, 2017 at 1:19 PM UTC
my heart was a thin glass vase
his eyes were black holes I was a scientist spending my days figuring out what mysteries lay on the other side his body was a map I was a cartographer tracing my fingers across his skin I tried to find the direction we should go his hands were novels I was a bookworm reading between the lines willing myself to remember each tantalizing part his mind was a garden I was a peaceful visitor careful never to intrude because picked flowers are only beautiful until they die my heart was a thin glass vase you were a bull in a China shop
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Feb 23, 2017
Feb 23, 2017 at 1:19 PM UTC
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