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i said, "i can't imagine- 91 years old." my lungs are scarred and the fear is over but lingering, still. i miss being held in such a way that you sort of forget the origin of sin and all the troubles that were cast over you, disappear in a light, drizzle of a rain. all i want is to be called sweet and ***** names- under blankets, in between the chaos of life, after kisses, during war and in lieu of peace. i want a stare so intense that it will make me forget the lack of innocence that was my childhood. give it to me. fill the void. **** living forever.
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Nov 13, 2011
Nov 13, 2011 at 11:58 PM UTC
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i said, "i can't imagine- 91 years old." my lungs are scarred and the fear is over but lingering, still. i miss being held in such a way that you sort of forget the origin of sin and all the troubles that were cast over you, disappear in a light, drizzle of a rain. all i want is to be called sweet and ***** names- under blankets, in between the chaos of life, after kisses, during war and in lieu of peace. i want a stare so intense that it will make me forget the lack of innocence that was my childhood. give it to me. fill the void. **** living forever.
stephanie-moon
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Nov 13, 2011
Nov 13, 2011 at 11:58 PM UTC
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