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A few minuets ago, Moments ago, Seconds became slow And I saw a ghost. Ahead in the dark, Stood under street lamps, She jarred my imagination To an interrogation of path banks. I knew she wasn’t real, I had placed her there; A smile concealed, revealed Beneath her golden hair. Walking towards me,
 knowing, foreboding, A grin of sweetest glee, She starts m’heart choking. Reaching out to hold Like we used to The mist, is’t carless cold As she passes through? Features, faces, all fall from existence; I look around, shameless, I saw her at a distance. Now gone, A ghost; Alive, I’m undone; My love the host.
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Jun 3, 2018
Jun 3, 2018 at 9:07 PM UTC
Host of a Ghost
A few minuets ago, Moments ago, Seconds became slow And I saw a ghost. Ahead in the dark, Stood under street lamps, She jarred my imagination To an interrogation of path banks. I knew she wasn’t real, I had placed her there; A smile concealed, revealed Beneath her golden hair. Walking towards me,
 knowing, foreboding, A grin of sweetest glee, She starts m’heart choking. Reaching out to hold Like we used to The mist, is’t carless cold As she passes through? Features, faces, all fall from existence; I look around, shameless, I saw her at a distance. Now gone, A ghost; Alive, I’m undone; My love the host.
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Jun 3, 2018
Jun 3, 2018 at 9:07 PM UTC
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