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November fever

by alexandra-burlacu

I sit on the bed by the window Naming the falling leaves. You sit between the scribbled paper walls Counting the ever-opened scars. While the coffee grows colder, I think of you, Seven hundred and seventy seven Kilometers away. While the bottle falls empty? You hit the floor with it, About a thousand Worlds away. I hold my hand out in the void In case yours reaches. You hold still on the damp floor. Empty bottles are old friends.. I whisper like madmen, words I don't understand. You silently hold your breath, while Inside storms are raging. Fracturing physical form, Savagely splintering spirits, Shattering shimmering souls In the incessant night, bloody red hue Flowing From Little girl Blue.
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