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I made a beautiful space in the corner of my shade, turned venom into lace and raced away from your hate, swirled quicksand with my tired hands, petted pretty vipers that hissed, slithering to where I stand, chased fireballs that were ready to consume me. I pursued my own agony, bit my tongue to taste my own blood, then spit it out not in spite but to watch the red grow. I wept in the spider’s den embedded in a cloud of webbing. I slept in the sinking ship that fell into the cold underwater abyss. I lay afraid to move and died in the infinite eternal black that was once beautiful, until it collapsed and took all the warmth I ever had back.
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Mar 11, 2018
Mar 11, 2018 at 12:34 PM UTC
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I made a beautiful space in the corner of my shade, turned venom into lace and raced away from your hate, swirled quicksand with my tired hands, petted pretty vipers that hissed, slithering to where I stand, chased fireballs that were ready to consume me. I pursued my own agony, bit my tongue to taste my own blood, then spit it out not in spite but to watch the red grow. I wept in the spider’s den embedded in a cloud of webbing. I slept in the sinking ship that fell into the cold underwater abyss. I lay afraid to move and died in the infinite eternal black that was once beautiful, until it collapsed and took all the warmth I ever had back.
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Mar 11, 2018
Mar 11, 2018 at 12:34 PM UTC
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