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I made an hourglass out of sand

Thoughtless pry, the vicious mind beneath their shy figure

It tells a story about youth and curiosity, an unfortunate act within serious incident

It's a playground with castles made of gold, or so it appears under the mold that has taken appearance of something frightening for a bare eye to witness, that upon closer exposure will **** up your fortune inside those walls

It's a tall order from the middle to the bottom, sinking deeper as you go, and when you realize being rooted, the struggle will be futile, damages are irreversible

And like your coin, the soul is cremated alongside, to the pages of history where you'll be forgotten, only to be taken as an empty chest that once contained a treasure.

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Cilver
27 / M / Estonia
Published
Aug 16, 2018
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