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her autumn

He had awaken the flame that has been asleep for all seasons gone only to leave her ice cold frost one moonlit night but with a tiny little hope to fate, she counted drops like how leaves fall on cobblestones She was left clutching unto knife pointing in her iced stone heart and though she cries during summer eves, she made sure not to bleed all winter days.
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lichelle-antonio
26 / F
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Written by
lichelle-antonio
26 / F
Published
Jan 24, 2022
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She's on her season of becoming.

Definitely.

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