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Roaming Strangers

Would it make any difference if for our love, we died? Punishment upon us_the sinful but loved. The pride of our desire, the fervour of our abridged lust, all banished to solitude. Now, only curiosity stands between us, our naked souls. We, executed for who we are, outcasts worthy only of each other. Separated and with all elements spawned against us. Time pulling on our faces and chests and loins as we fade in wait. Laws over our heads till we die. We died right from the start. We only grow now in death. Till we die again, to meet again, to live again, for in my book the black sheep make the finest wool.
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Written by
emmade99
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Nov 11, 2019
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#lostlove#heartache#forbidden#passion
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