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The way you hold me close a star bursting in the middle of the night - nobody even knows it is there until it is gone. Until it destroys itself in white hot all consuming flame that no one even notices. No one misses the tiny little star that just sparkled a little bit - no name no face no pattern just it’s own little sparkle. And now it is gone. Now it has destroyed the world around it and continues to destroy everything it touches - a black hole endlessly deep and endlessly selfish. You kiss my forehead. You really shouldn’t - but you’re already ****** in.
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Nov 20, 2010
Nov 20, 2010 at 7:17 PM UTC
Black Holes
The way you hold me close a star bursting in the middle of the night - nobody even knows it is there until it is gone. Until it destroys itself in white hot all consuming flame that no one even notices. No one misses the tiny little star that just sparkled a little bit - no name no face no pattern just it’s own little sparkle. And now it is gone. Now it has destroyed the world around it and continues to destroy everything it touches - a black hole endlessly deep and endlessly selfish. You kiss my forehead. You really shouldn’t - but you’re already ****** in.
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Nov 20, 2010
Nov 20, 2010 at 7:17 PM UTC
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