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We can't take a thing on our tumbling rabbit hole trip into the opulence of recompense Even our book of deeds exists there before a warm breeze lifts on that great day of winnowing Yet you lie like Moses in a willow basket in the depths of the earth in that dress that made you look slimmer Your nails are the blood of the Nile during that failed first plague and your eyeliner sits like Pharaoh's kohl Nothing matters but what is written and the grace of the all graceful yet a constellation of young stars sit on your ring finger and above your heart the name of Allah glows yellow from a pendant like the oil lamp of a lighthouse
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May 29, 2017
May 29, 2017 at 4:05 AM UTC
The soul takes nothing
We can't take a thing on our tumbling rabbit hole trip into the opulence of recompense Even our book of deeds exists there before a warm breeze lifts on that great day of winnowing Yet you lie like Moses in a willow basket in the depths of the earth in that dress that made you look slimmer Your nails are the blood of the Nile during that failed first plague and your eyeliner sits like Pharaoh's kohl Nothing matters but what is written and the grace of the all graceful yet a constellation of young stars sit on your ring finger and above your heart the name of Allah glows yellow from a pendant like the oil lamp of a lighthouse
prof-joel-hayward
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May 29, 2017
May 29, 2017 at 4:05 AM UTC
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