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Peppermint gum, I handed one - half discarded; how far we stretch when flavours dull and loose thoughts the last we push around our tongue. Lately death is everywhere, it sits on the rim and recites the contrition of unburied mad. Demons that swirl, unfolded for the world in aching concession - how sorrow leans heavy on the bones. It isn't the expiry of flesh, he keeps tab between lines, a scratched grey tally under the lamp by the bed. Death is the loss of love, of all things hope you once carnivorously indulged with unfettered joy. A sanctuary for the crazed and unkept who swear by the scent of rust that peel off old Church-bells in November. That bronze hue of a land less roamed, dialect closer to home. Death was in the bay, it oared the shores this morning so I braced dawn a different person without you.
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Dec 7, 2018
Dec 7, 2018 at 7:31 AM UTC
Love Is A Death Note
Peppermint gum, I handed one - half discarded; how far we stretch when flavours dull and loose thoughts the last we push around our tongue. Lately death is everywhere, it sits on the rim and recites the contrition of unburied mad. Demons that swirl, unfolded for the world in aching concession - how sorrow leans heavy on the bones. It isn't the expiry of flesh, he keeps tab between lines, a scratched grey tally under the lamp by the bed. Death is the loss of love, of all things hope you once carnivorously indulged with unfettered joy. A sanctuary for the crazed and unkept who swear by the scent of rust that peel off old Church-bells in November. That bronze hue of a land less roamed, dialect closer to home. Death was in the bay, it oared the shores this morning so I braced dawn a different person without you.
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23/M/London
Dec 7, 2018
Dec 7, 2018 at 7:31 AM UTC
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