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Where the silver star grows from the grey memories, the world expands; the world shrivels, and the stars— the stars grow old with every punctuation. Their function, their tension, their rhymes, their vibes— it all becomes united under C minors. The sax dipped in wax, its sensory disdain on top of my pain, interludes with the sounds every jazzman ever produced under the influence of the cathartic symbiosis of you and me. Your tiny ring on your teeny finger reminds me of a face I haven't seen in years. The face of my pal whose name rhymes with [insert a noun]. I can't stand it anymore. I can't leave— yet; you are me, and I am no one. A pair of black eyes disappeared unnoticed.
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5d ago
May 30, 2026 at 6:25 PM UTC
SILVER STAR
Where the silver star grows from the grey memories, the world expands; the world shrivels, and the stars— the stars grow old with every punctuation. Their function, their tension, their rhymes, their vibes— it all becomes united under C minors. The sax dipped in wax, its sensory disdain on top of my pain, interludes with the sounds every jazzman ever produced under the influence of the cathartic symbiosis of you and me. Your tiny ring on your teeny finger reminds me of a face I haven't seen in years. The face of my pal whose name rhymes with [insert a noun]. I can't stand it anymore. I can't leave— yet; you are me, and I am no one. A pair of black eyes disappeared unnoticed.
nick-levi
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5d ago
May 30, 2026 at 6:25 PM UTC
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