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lantern

by aheartmovingoutwards

white coat covering solemn ground, my palms are both cracking and mending, my eyes both rapidly cycling and softly meditating, my mythical equilibrium both scratching at the surface, and tucking itself in for the night. -- somewhere distant but not far, your lungs are the lantern in my attic-shaped heart, maintaining a hushed illumination and a delicate snowfall, euphoniously humming a reliable tune, foreshadowing cozier winters of hope and comfort.
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