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Moonlight church

by s_Willow

Wispy moonlight beams, enter the barren church a place of dreams. Outside next to a silver birch. Inside women in search for someone, someone long gone. I kneel upon the alter. The pain fills the void with slaughter. A slave, frozen to his peace. Nothing left to hang on. It’s the end run. Robbed forms, lifted the storms. However, my naked flesh spared not.
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s_Willow
22 / Gender Fluid / Any dark room
Published
Jan 8, 2019
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1m
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#moonlight#church#gothic#dark#notspared#end#slavery#void#longgone#endrun
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