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DANCING MOON

by @swiggins

I might as well confess I too have memory and must put an end to all my adventures You seemed strangely concerned and gave out a cry The moon was curious and with its hands upon my shoulders tried to draw me close but there’s no use talking to it as I’ve ceased to be young and mischief makes me tired I lie in bed making up stories about all the girls who marry wandering up and down long azure hallways illuminated You looked at me in amazement back at the house and I suppose you wanted to dance beside me solitary as a goldfish twisting and loosed out of hell I felt the demure chill of a wisteria gazing, watchful and a little disconcerted but I’m very fond of you all the same
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swiggins
F / Los Angeles
For You?
Written by
swiggins
F / Los Angeles
Published
Feb 6, 2022
Time
2m
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#cutup
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