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hollowed out a vast ravine my vessel is vacant with rooms for lease empty my soul is weary and tired blackened crumbling to ashes in its cage a crater poignant with despair while beasts with crimson claws eat their way inside like the shadow-lands my body carries carasses of past evolutions, and my previous sanguine mask made of paper mache falls apart as icy winds strike, raking sharp fingernails across my skin, marking it read, black, and blue. rooms for rent until july, until life has ended, until the black becomes a champ, capturing the beating of my heart and stilling my insides. there were days of gold - just yesterday, i swear - but they are as coy as spring, always replaced by the inevitable, irrevocable plague of the vicious winds and icy breath of monsters rising from hibernation, taking their rightful place and murdering the light starting to reappear in my eyes.
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Nov 6, 2013
Nov 6, 2013 at 7:15 PM UTC
"black, but i used to be golden"
hollowed out a vast ravine my vessel is vacant with rooms for lease empty my soul is weary and tired blackened crumbling to ashes in its cage a crater poignant with despair while beasts with crimson claws eat their way inside like the shadow-lands my body carries carasses of past evolutions, and my previous sanguine mask made of paper mache falls apart as icy winds strike, raking sharp fingernails across my skin, marking it read, black, and blue. rooms for rent until july, until life has ended, until the black becomes a champ, capturing the beating of my heart and stilling my insides. there were days of gold - just yesterday, i swear - but they are as coy as spring, always replaced by the inevitable, irrevocable plague of the vicious winds and icy breath of monsters rising from hibernation, taking their rightful place and murdering the light starting to reappear in my eyes.
i owe the title to the story so far's "clairvoyant", hence the quotations.
ash13y
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21/F/American
Nov 6, 2013
Nov 6, 2013 at 7:15 PM UTC
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