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— after Melancholia She’d have walked through fire for him — A stranger with a fractured chameleon soul, Tumultuous depths and misguided hymns, But promises of patience and a steady stroll. Stranger still, a fractured chameleon soul, Restless beneath wind-tremors and silt-clay loam. But with promises of patience and a steady stroll, She follows the moon that leads her home Restlessly. Wind tremors and silt-clay loam, Burnt umber flicker-beats and faded birches. She follows the moon, led home To an abandoned, white-chip-painted church. Beyond umber flicker-beats and faded birches, He preached of salvation, but fell privy Inside the abandoned, white-chip-painted church Where green was gold and gold was envy. He preached of salvation, but fell privy To tumultuous depths and a misguided hymn. Green was gold and gold was envy — She’d have walked through fire for him.
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Apr 27, 2015
Apr 27, 2015 at 4:00 PM UTC
Repentance
— after Melancholia She’d have walked through fire for him — A stranger with a fractured chameleon soul, Tumultuous depths and misguided hymns, But promises of patience and a steady stroll. Stranger still, a fractured chameleon soul, Restless beneath wind-tremors and silt-clay loam. But with promises of patience and a steady stroll, She follows the moon that leads her home Restlessly. Wind tremors and silt-clay loam, Burnt umber flicker-beats and faded birches. She follows the moon, led home To an abandoned, white-chip-painted church. Beyond umber flicker-beats and faded birches, He preached of salvation, but fell privy Inside the abandoned, white-chip-painted church Where green was gold and gold was envy. He preached of salvation, but fell privy To tumultuous depths and a misguided hymn. Green was gold and gold was envy — She’d have walked through fire for him.
emily-schumann
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Apr 27, 2015
Apr 27, 2015 at 4:00 PM UTC
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