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i do not wear my heart on my sleeve. instead, i keep it locked up in a glass box buried deep within me X marks the spot cross my heart and hope to fly stick a moonbeam in my eye they say what doesn't **** you makes you stronger and i think i believe that's true but sometimes there are moments when it's just too much too hard to resist the urge to curl up from the outside-in like a snail shell a home within. but eventually my beautiful muse, dress flowing in the wind, comes to whisper in my ears sweet echoes through my shell space she whispers of a treasure map drawn across her back-canvas by chilled fingertips that only she can decode (with my help) X marks the spot cross my heart and hope to fly eyes are for seeing but when they're closed they are for feeling my muse, my muse how do you do it? shoot me straight up into space so that i land X marks the spot in a little glass box warm between your lined palms.
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Sep 29, 2014
Sep 29, 2014 at 4:04 PM UTC
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i do not wear my heart on my sleeve. instead, i keep it locked up in a glass box buried deep within me X marks the spot cross my heart and hope to fly stick a moonbeam in my eye they say what doesn't **** you makes you stronger and i think i believe that's true but sometimes there are moments when it's just too much too hard to resist the urge to curl up from the outside-in like a snail shell a home within. but eventually my beautiful muse, dress flowing in the wind, comes to whisper in my ears sweet echoes through my shell space she whispers of a treasure map drawn across her back-canvas by chilled fingertips that only she can decode (with my help) X marks the spot cross my heart and hope to fly eyes are for seeing but when they're closed they are for feeling my muse, my muse how do you do it? shoot me straight up into space so that i land X marks the spot in a little glass box warm between your lined palms.
LDR life. Wrote this a while ago but never posted
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Sep 29, 2014
Sep 29, 2014 at 4:04 PM UTC
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