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sometimes i wonder how you are i dress myself in spy fatigues as i twist my mouth you're laughing, bright. you bleed the aura of apollo and you are ensconced by fiery legs, moscato-stained lips, bejeweled smiles nothing could yank your lyre from you you expose rows of teeth as you coil and you laugh. i see the hurt in your eyes in the seconds before you blink i wonder if you've forgotten to rest them, just as i have i wonder if that hair of yours is lovingly tussled or usurped under infinite gleanings of your own manic hands when liquid barbiturate tears roll from your eyes and make house in your ears when the darkness of your room softly suffocates you and you pretend that it is me i wonder if i've destroyed you and it takes the opulence of an entire faerie festival to turn your racing head to wrench your furrowed brow away from the slight dip in the passenger seat where i once occupied
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May 9, 2019
May 9, 2019 at 1:01 AM UTC
fairy static (you can't move on, can you?)
sometimes i wonder how you are i dress myself in spy fatigues as i twist my mouth you're laughing, bright. you bleed the aura of apollo and you are ensconced by fiery legs, moscato-stained lips, bejeweled smiles nothing could yank your lyre from you you expose rows of teeth as you coil and you laugh. i see the hurt in your eyes in the seconds before you blink i wonder if you've forgotten to rest them, just as i have i wonder if that hair of yours is lovingly tussled or usurped under infinite gleanings of your own manic hands when liquid barbiturate tears roll from your eyes and make house in your ears when the darkness of your room softly suffocates you and you pretend that it is me i wonder if i've destroyed you and it takes the opulence of an entire faerie festival to turn your racing head to wrench your furrowed brow away from the slight dip in the passenger seat where i once occupied
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16/F/Not telling you
May 9, 2019
May 9, 2019 at 1:01 AM UTC
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