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*Before I lit a match, I turned on your light. Before I bought a book, I took you into my arms. Before I had her printed on my skin, I knew she was you.* It was night. There was nothing in the sky—not even black. The world was a pale gray, and the bats—the color of smoke. Then you came—a woman from space, dusk with yellow armor. The moon resting on ocean. Your halo, a burning wreath of gold. You, finally. You who I’d been waiting for—the girl who sneezed the black, the one who said, “goodnight.” You, my moon and stars.
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Apr 7, 2017
Apr 7, 2017 at 11:28 AM UTC
A prelude to moonlight
*Before I lit a match, I turned on your light. Before I bought a book, I took you into my arms. Before I had her printed on my skin, I knew she was you.* It was night. There was nothing in the sky—not even black. The world was a pale gray, and the bats—the color of smoke. Then you came—a woman from space, dusk with yellow armor. The moon resting on ocean. Your halo, a burning wreath of gold. You, finally. You who I’d been waiting for—the girl who sneezed the black, the one who said, “goodnight.” You, my moon and stars.
KingPanda
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Apr 7, 2017
Apr 7, 2017 at 11:28 AM UTC
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