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sunlight upon wilted lilies

their forms like wax melted in white smears down their vase stars abandon them their moon eclipsed beautiful still the sun which once sustained them is now their sworn enemy and their cloying scent fills only the nostrils of the dead SoulSurvivor (C) 1/31/2016
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SoulSurvivor
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Jan 31, 2016
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I have to throw away the flowers

I received on my birthday

They aren't white lillies

but the sunlight coming through

the window highlights them

and gave me inspiration

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#depression#life#death#sun#moon#light#lily
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