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If you would but fill the silence...

I had laid to sleep that voice inside me who loves, for she bleeds and bleeds and bleeds... but you-- with your quiet words-- have woken her again. for, as much as she bleeds, she would pour yet more-- a libation into the barrenness-- if you would but fill the silence.
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fragmentedbetastar
34 / F
For You?
Written by
fragmentedbetastar
34 / F
Published
Jun 25, 2015
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written August 2014

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#love#words#sleep#quiet#bleed#more#wake#fill#libation#barrenness
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