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a dream of bones

by akira-chinen

She came to me in a dream of bones floating on top of the waters of a riverbed of death her cold lips offered a warm smile and the promise of a place better than this I heard my heartbeat slow and fade as I gave into the hope of drowning and dropped my bones one by one into the peaceful current of her limbs and now I can’t remember my name or my sins and I am no longer here or there but if this dream isn’t lying I have finally found my home
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122 / M / American
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Written by
akira-chinen
122 / M / American
Published
Aug 16, 2018
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