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ship

by freegalio

she is not the innocence of the sweet ladies in the water but the sirens that call to me beckoning, never touching she no longer resembles the sunset at the ocean but the violent waves that tossed the ship and she is never the sunshine that guided my mast to shore but the red light, the fog that left me wondering and lost
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