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In the bleeding twilight

by spilledlove

In the bleeding twilight that dripped down like nectar and fell like summer dews and honey dusted petals, before the emerald washed meadows under the moonlit ecstacy could caress my lungs, murmuring sweet nothings with warm breath caressing rose blushed cheeks, orange pink gazes igniting rosy flames of love, dearest, your warmth that smelled of fresh lisianthus in the baby shades of the first sun lights of the early dawn just disappeared as the autumn breeze stealing my heart away with it in the bleeding twilight that blew past, soaking the warmness along…
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spilledlove
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Written by
spilledlove
21 / F
Published
Jul 29, 2018
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#love#warmth#heart#twilight#sunlight
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