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Cigarettes after cigarettes after cigarettes , Barrels of nicotines Sometimes green flowers with harsh smoke veil , Her tunnel she mazed with mist of darkness , Weaving the oblivion never knew where it leads , How it ends , She kept practising over and over again . His voice was cold , Yet heavy and bold , Paving the dim yellow lights He drilled the night's routine , Chased the bewildered dream , Like a wind and unseen , Reached the volcano's end , He saw her glistening eyes , No matter how dark the shade was , How in distant it was , Still shined like the silver queen of the sun , In her nest , panting , uncanny was her dance beat , Euphoric ideas enthralled by his sight , Roared in her veins , Like a blue bird she wanted to fly away , Like a humming bird she was crooning to his breath , A gorgeous gladiolus that she smelled , Quivered her toes from beneath the planet . Between the bars two glances were met . ©
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Jan 30, 2018
Jan 30, 2018 at 1:15 PM UTC
Between The Bars
Cigarettes after cigarettes after cigarettes , Barrels of nicotines Sometimes green flowers with harsh smoke veil , Her tunnel she mazed with mist of darkness , Weaving the oblivion never knew where it leads , How it ends , She kept practising over and over again . His voice was cold , Yet heavy and bold , Paving the dim yellow lights He drilled the night's routine , Chased the bewildered dream , Like a wind and unseen , Reached the volcano's end , He saw her glistening eyes , No matter how dark the shade was , How in distant it was , Still shined like the silver queen of the sun , In her nest , panting , uncanny was her dance beat , Euphoric ideas enthralled by his sight , Roared in her veins , Like a blue bird she wanted to fly away , Like a humming bird she was crooning to his breath , A gorgeous gladiolus that she smelled , Quivered her toes from beneath the planet . Between the bars two glances were met . ©
ErnestoEstefan
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25/M/Bangladesh
Jan 30, 2018
Jan 30, 2018 at 1:15 PM UTC
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