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Behold the castle

by andrew-layman

You hold your body like a Bastille and you never let me in love becomes an issue with time you never spend I wait in the watchtower seeking a somber reprieve despite the chains and noise of the dungeon below me I know that I don't want to stay but find that I can never leave.
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Dec 31, 2020
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