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I looked at her, like how the first sunlight glimpse over the Earth's weary atmosphere. I kissed her, when I saw those jaded eyes & worn-out soul hiding underneath her blithe veneer. I held her, like how the shoreline embraces the rushing big waves. I felt her, when I saw the sharp edge of misery carving ****** marks on her flesh. ..But she shoots a bland smile and that's when I knew she handles raging storms in pursuit of smooth sail.
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Nov 15, 2017
Nov 15, 2017 at 12:28 PM UTC
Oceans and Proximities
I looked at her, like how the first sunlight glimpse over the Earth's weary atmosphere. I kissed her, when I saw those jaded eyes & worn-out soul hiding underneath her blithe veneer. I held her, like how the shoreline embraces the rushing big waves. I felt her, when I saw the sharp edge of misery carving ****** marks on her flesh. ..But she shoots a bland smile and that's when I knew she handles raging storms in pursuit of smooth sail.
To the person who set sail with me through thick and thin
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Nov 15, 2017
Nov 15, 2017 at 12:28 PM UTC
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