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Evergrowing Ruins

by ByAmber

Well traveled leather binding a vault of lost ideas. Haphazard graffiti dripping ink down the page. Crumbled sentences and half-finished thoughts backdrop the soft scratch of the pen trying to outrace time Years, composed as fragments, have no place outside the white walls where they were born Only the architect remembers and still he is mortal
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Apr 2, 2019
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