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he was the stars, watching during the day and shining throughout the night. he was firmament and vastly seas pushed together, the semi-broken pieces of existence. he tells me every terrible thing he had done and i kiss them all better. he was the wind, caressing the crevices of a poorly lit street, whispering warning signs to trepid vessels. he was the sun, sparing creatures who are too petrified like an expensive glass dangling onto dainty lips muttering never-ending victorian poetry. he tells me about the bad days as if it were kids daring each other to ring the doorbell. he was the safest method of self-mutilation, cradling lullabies for unblemished and unwavering hearts. he was every nook and cranny, repeating resplendent lines as if it was the only way to utter goodbye.
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Nov 15, 2017
Nov 15, 2017 at 5:14 AM UTC
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he was the stars, watching during the day and shining throughout the night. he was firmament and vastly seas pushed together, the semi-broken pieces of existence. he tells me every terrible thing he had done and i kiss them all better. he was the wind, caressing the crevices of a poorly lit street, whispering warning signs to trepid vessels. he was the sun, sparing creatures who are too petrified like an expensive glass dangling onto dainty lips muttering never-ending victorian poetry. he tells me about the bad days as if it were kids daring each other to ring the doorbell. he was the safest method of self-mutilation, cradling lullabies for unblemished and unwavering hearts. he was every nook and cranny, repeating resplendent lines as if it was the only way to utter goodbye.
i try too hard please forgive me
crevices
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Nov 15, 2017
Nov 15, 2017 at 5:14 AM UTC
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