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by The-empty-cupboard

i'm wearing your gold on my finger, it shines in the light of your sun as you linger in mine sharing a space that is no space at all and the sunset would reason 'too early for fall' i kiss and i whisper to someone in dreams I don't know them but they know me, it seems fear of a wandering tongue that speaks and breaks the vows we vow to keep I disavow, now weep.
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Written by
The-empty-cupboard
20 / American
Published
Aug 23, 2017
Time
1m
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i wonder and wander with only my dreams - i am still a sold woman

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