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Thalia and the Unbeginning Courtship.

by @trevor-blevins

Thalia gets her knees cut out from under her. In the cycle of daydreaming she is now at the point Where those ideations she was having Now smell like old moth balls And clip the back of her head like the slightest graze Of a spiked, sharp chain. My sister in dismay, I hope you will not stay in the loam for too long. Far too brilliant to meander with me in the half-silent mourning fields... Peel your veil back tomorrow and take a new approach.
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28 / M
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Written by
trevor-blevins
28 / M
Published
May 17
Time
1m
Tags
#romance#friendship#sadness#heartbreak#abstract
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