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I miss you my dear forgive the desecration couldn't help myself you left me so suddenly leaving a hole in my heart I couldn't let go just had to keep you near me I dug up your bones on our anniversary it would have been our 13th beautiful in life a beautiful skeleton I took your femur then reburied your remains I hope you don't mind, my dear I cut off both ends burning them down to ashes ceremonial rubbing them into my skin wailing and wearing sackcloth hollowing the rest burning holes in their places forming a new flute haunting, soulful melodies bittersweet consolations
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Oct 30, 2010
Oct 30, 2010 at 9:30 PM UTC
The Quena
I miss you my dear forgive the desecration couldn't help myself you left me so suddenly leaving a hole in my heart I couldn't let go just had to keep you near me I dug up your bones on our anniversary it would have been our 13th beautiful in life a beautiful skeleton I took your femur then reburied your remains I hope you don't mind, my dear I cut off both ends burning them down to ashes ceremonial rubbing them into my skin wailing and wearing sackcloth hollowing the rest burning holes in their places forming a new flute haunting, soulful melodies bittersweet consolations
© October 30, 2010 Based on Native American Indian lore.
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Oct 30, 2010 at 9:30 PM UTC
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