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Little Moth

by khanslik

Pristine prisons, probably the prettiest you've ever seen from your 72-inch flatscreen; if walls could talk, I hear you'd be in a pretty tight spot but I'd rather not shoot my shot with your skeleton crew, because I've got a little angel, she just fell to earth too soon; her halo choked her in her mother's womb, so she knows pristine prisons, probably the prettiest you've ever seen windows painted lavender and walls bathed in evergreen; peach-round face & woodsmoke eyes, I want to comfort her with soft-spilled lies but she already knows the horrid truth, so I'll take her to a dim-lit roof and talk about the moon.
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24 / F / Ohio
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Written by
khanslik
24 / F / Ohio
Published
May 11, 2020
Time
1m
Tags
#moon#moth#angel#halo#night#sky#roof#talk#sister#love
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