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To, the Woman that showed me graveyards and, To, the Man that showed me why people end up in them

by ElizabethOyibo

I took a bite of the forbidden fruit, and wondered, why I was dying wondered why something so dark, so ominous in its nature could still be pure how the devil himself could still have a halo death is something you don’t realize has captivated you until you’re dead until the flower by the window has wilted over until the milk you just bought has expired until the illusion fades away and you realize the garden you once planted is filled with tombstones and you walk through it slowly reading each one wondering how things fade so quickly but the women that showed me graveyards made them seem like gardens and the man that showed me gardens made me realize their impending doom
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ElizabethOyibo
18 / F / Iowa
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Written by
ElizabethOyibo
18 / F / Iowa
Published
Aug 31, 2020
Time
2m
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there is no difference between a garden and a graveyard

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