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snowflakes of angst

A sherbet horizon made in hunger and angst that swallows the sun and her breath as she whispers soft-lipped words that will crack the ocean White November feeds pain gently resting on my shoulders melting with snowflakes that shimmer like pennies in the bottom of a wishing well with your silent heart That I once wished would beat beaten and emblazoned with tears and guts it is not a pretty place in my head or outer space where there is emptiness and fire and evaporating screams from quiet cosmonauts
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Jul 21, 2013
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