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Time moves forward, The earth spins its silk, On mornings wed with buttermilk, Your ingénue sleeps, Under a honeycomb sky, Weeping sweet into her dream soaked eyes, The walls of your heart were a dusty rose tapestry, An interior of toothache and sticky ghosts, He called for that criminal kiss, For the warmth of the reminisce, Her limbs were snug, Gathered like a bouquet, Thrown at your temple floor, Sleeping wrapped within his holy grail, Blossom spilled from his hallowed lips, You whisper I taste of rosewater and new worlds, Meaning the summer was lost inside us, Consumed by a religious hunger, In a locket of wild heat, Arrest your memory before I forget, As us criminals often do, I fly alongside hope, Like a honeybee in rain, And pray I will make your sermon change.
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Nov 4, 2016
Nov 4, 2016 at 8:19 AM UTC
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Time moves forward, The earth spins its silk, On mornings wed with buttermilk, Your ingénue sleeps, Under a honeycomb sky, Weeping sweet into her dream soaked eyes, The walls of your heart were a dusty rose tapestry, An interior of toothache and sticky ghosts, He called for that criminal kiss, For the warmth of the reminisce, Her limbs were snug, Gathered like a bouquet, Thrown at your temple floor, Sleeping wrapped within his holy grail, Blossom spilled from his hallowed lips, You whisper I taste of rosewater and new worlds, Meaning the summer was lost inside us, Consumed by a religious hunger, In a locket of wild heat, Arrest your memory before I forget, As us criminals often do, I fly alongside hope, Like a honeybee in rain, And pray I will make your sermon change.
ophelia-wilde
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Nov 4, 2016
Nov 4, 2016 at 8:19 AM UTC
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