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the bewitching hour

by lauren-a-todd

They call a certain part of the night, When the darkest ink lays before dawn, The Witching Hour. And in every corner of this room, I hear echoes of my whispers to you. Phantom limbs intertwine, As if it were November And like clockwork, You'd hush my words With sad lips Knowing I'd be left here in June. And when I feel the weight of your chest Heaving with lavender, Just know I'm still strong In this Bewitching Hour.
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Jun 2, 2015
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#sad#night#late#you#miss#lavender
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