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PERSEPHONE

by @swiggins

Where the stars turn to rust, I hit it right and it made me wild with thought that before we know where we are It will be Spring and She will enter I did not enjoy seeing you the other day and I wear your necklace as a reminder of sweet things and of your seduction my heart regards me, steadfastly with tiny, bright eyes, and ultimately retreats rejoicing in the strength of ten thousand archers golden arrows fly so numerous they blot out the sun Stange shadows come alive and when shall I play for you the music of the April rain?
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swiggins
F / Los Angeles
For You?
Written by
swiggins
F / Los Angeles
Published
Jan 18, 2022
Time
1m
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#persephone#spring#cutup#twitterbot
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