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A Mesmerizing Stupor

by parker-blackwood

It was a quiet whisper among the trees A beam of light through the leaves The moon above smiles in bliss The sweet smell of a stainful kiss Swaying gently below the stars Tired eyes sparkling with Mars Night hums to her little nest Dancing, softly in a drunkenness You bat your eyes to keep awake But your knees below begin to quake One blink opens your heavy eyes Darkness surrounds, hearing your cries You foolish child, heart broken in two For dreams never really do come true
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Feb 20, 2017
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#sad#depression#heart#moon#alone#cry#dreams#beauty#darkness#night
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