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Aphrodite

by courtofowls

Her ominous locks swirled in  a storm swallowing whole the sea of her form, a brilliant sun that once brightly shone is now a glitter covered by twilight's shade and it's gone, gone, gone, an afterimage of beauty lost in the foam.
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courtofowls
21 / M
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Written by
courtofowls
21 / M
Published
Nov 27, 2017
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7·42
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#beauty#storm#sun
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