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Oct 2017
what does it feel like to strip off your skin, to let the outside sneak in, to creep in the shadows, to take a leap in the unknown, to hear yourself groan.
I could tell you, why should I?

Experience the delinquency of heartbreak and tell me,
what do you see?
a black rose?

The wind blows whoever you are and better by far you know,
but I won't be telling you, it's hard enough being me without worrying about who's at the door.
John Edward Smallshaw
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John Edward Smallshaw  69/Here and now
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