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head first

he strums downstairs,

remnants of childhood and

forevermore colliding

 

i wished for a life just like this,

complex, beautiful, and full of living

 

imagine a single silk thread extending

from your soul to mine, a line that doesn't

force us too near, but reminds us of the inevitable

 

the star that decided upon our fate may very

well be extinct, but to it, i am forever grateful

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Mar 8, 2018
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