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Tomorrow, Yesterday

by ckexodus

When I am older and my brain bleeds loss, I will look for a glass under the autumn leaves. When I am older and my heart leaks guilt, I will cherish the hope that I have in the trees. Once, I was older, and I used to bake souls, in four walls of ash and of morning oats. Once, I was older, and it was sweet like vanilla, in a world which was so absent of hope.
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Jan 2, 2017
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#heart#hope#loss#guilt#autumn#older#glass
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