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there’s a million worlds right in front of me twirling, surging, spinning, and extinguishing like a hopeless flame; **** they’re gone forever right before my eyes these worlds also sometimes collide they fight with everything they have to keep fighting but it’s never enough I reach my hand out so, so gently like a daydreamer’s sigh in the fleeting chance I might hold one but the only chance I have is gone; extinguished my mother’s call is telling me to go now but my own call tells me to stay in the fleeting chance I might hold one, I close my eyes, open my palm to the sky and there’s        nothing.               nothing.                      nothing. nothing. I don’t know how, but I think those tiny worlds those twirling, surging, spinning things aren’t just extinguishing with the breeze; they’re running, twirling as fast as they can fighting with all they have to escape my grasp so I leave, deciding that I’ll return tomorrow in the fleeting chance I might hold one. - c.c.d.
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Jul 22, 2018
Jul 22, 2018 at 1:44 AM UTC
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there’s a million worlds right in front of me twirling, surging, spinning, and extinguishing like a hopeless flame; **** they’re gone forever right before my eyes these worlds also sometimes collide they fight with everything they have to keep fighting but it’s never enough I reach my hand out so, so gently like a daydreamer’s sigh in the fleeting chance I might hold one but the only chance I have is gone; extinguished my mother’s call is telling me to go now but my own call tells me to stay in the fleeting chance I might hold one, I close my eyes, open my palm to the sky and there’s        nothing.               nothing.                      nothing. nothing. I don’t know how, but I think those tiny worlds those twirling, surging, spinning things aren’t just extinguishing with the breeze; they’re running, twirling as fast as they can fighting with all they have to escape my grasp so I leave, deciding that I’ll return tomorrow in the fleeting chance I might hold one. - c.c.d.
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Jul 22, 2018
Jul 22, 2018 at 1:44 AM UTC
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