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Goodnight

When you walk into the room, fireworks before me, a ship sinking and yet, i forget my minds sails to another parallel that swims to deep, tutut, juju, and warm to light and heartbeat torture of another day that pendulum monkey on my back dances to that haunted dancefloor that begs to be conquered from thankful bells that toils to answer, our disguise and wonder, my sweet our touch is a beauty of a crash course, for the ravers as you much on quaver after quaver, what about the midnight hour that gets to be a sweet requiem of us, justice to us that never follow their favourite game. Goodnight.
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harpo-rhum
Scottish
Published
Sep 11, 2012
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