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It's funny now, looking back to November September, back to August when I was so unsure and put my faith in idols I keep looking back to Vienna, to Istanbul, to charcoal eye-liner and hanging lamps, Morocco and here I am: where I never thought we'd be where I have no idea where I'm going and there's a cloudy, veil of haze protecting and desisting me I didn't know my worries wouldn't redesign my days so here I sit: the coffee's hot and I've started Ballet, again and I know that after the longest Winter under trees, spent on my own that even though the next stop is the desert that you'll be there and I won't be alone.
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Apr 4, 2016
Apr 4, 2016 at 5:33 PM UTC
The Next Stop Is
It's funny now, looking back to November September, back to August when I was so unsure and put my faith in idols I keep looking back to Vienna, to Istanbul, to charcoal eye-liner and hanging lamps, Morocco and here I am: where I never thought we'd be where I have no idea where I'm going and there's a cloudy, veil of haze protecting and desisting me I didn't know my worries wouldn't redesign my days so here I sit: the coffee's hot and I've started Ballet, again and I know that after the longest Winter under trees, spent on my own that even though the next stop is the desert that you'll be there and I won't be alone.
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Apr 4, 2016
Apr 4, 2016 at 5:33 PM UTC
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