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Nights of Passion

Why must passion be frustratingly entangled in melancholy

The words remembered are acidic; a teary brine

Nights of foraging your soul alone hang in the hallways

When the only drunk that's worth a **** is nostalgia

And the only ink in the universe is trapped by old letters

 

You drown any fire mercilessly, unflinchingly

Because at least the colds consistent

And at least you've learned to cope

Breakdowns are receding with miles of open road

Nights of infinite stars drape a world's worries

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nicholas-rew
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Mar 9, 2015
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