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A crow kissing skeleton skull    And pecking dirt in the process. Lace my ashes with flower seeds    So that I may live a little longer. I'd love to feel the rain   Drip down my veins once again, And make-believe the strid formed     Will never dissapear. But The dead don't get to decide that much    Ahead. Crow bleeding sunny black eyes, sing a song As we          Cross into morning. Crow, that maps my skin           In sanskrit, please go a little softer. It's not           That I never expected to die, it's just that I            Never pictured it so sudden; and it's still So long to go until I'm found... Crow, would you be so kind as To keep me company until then?
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Oct 22, 2019
Oct 22, 2019 at 9:15 PM UTC
The crow and the corpse it found
A crow kissing skeleton skull    And pecking dirt in the process. Lace my ashes with flower seeds    So that I may live a little longer. I'd love to feel the rain   Drip down my veins once again, And make-believe the strid formed     Will never dissapear. But The dead don't get to decide that much    Ahead. Crow bleeding sunny black eyes, sing a song As we          Cross into morning. Crow, that maps my skin           In sanskrit, please go a little softer. It's not           That I never expected to die, it's just that I            Never pictured it so sudden; and it's still So long to go until I'm found... Crow, would you be so kind as To keep me company until then?
LilRimbaud99
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Oct 22, 2019
Oct 22, 2019 at 9:15 PM UTC
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