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Aug 2020
You’ve always been my nighttime butterfly,
As I lay under the pallid icy glow of the moon,
In a state like a drunken stupor,
With my passions confined in a jar,
Akin to countless little pale-blinking fireflies,
I remained, wondering:
How can a melancholic misshapen,
So cold, so desolate,
Be something so beautiful?
keith
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keith  20/F/PH
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