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You've taken too long to come haunting, wading through instances of mud, of regret, until my wanting has all but dissolved. You've broken my spine with curious fingertips, an innocent ghost with fireplace eyes, where questions went unnoticed, unsolved. You've come knocking with empty cages, pulling behind what you'd begged to forget, you spoke to my spine like needles, absolved; until my teacups are dust on the shelves and your flowers don't wilt, but burn, of stove and house and noose and all.
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Apr 26, 2015
Apr 26, 2015 at 10:15 PM UTC
Sillage.
You've taken too long to come haunting, wading through instances of mud, of regret, until my wanting has all but dissolved. You've broken my spine with curious fingertips, an innocent ghost with fireplace eyes, where questions went unnoticed, unsolved. You've come knocking with empty cages, pulling behind what you'd begged to forget, you spoke to my spine like needles, absolved; until my teacups are dust on the shelves and your flowers don't wilt, but burn, of stove and house and noose and all.
brittlebird
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Apr 26, 2015
Apr 26, 2015 at 10:15 PM UTC
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