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Dandelion Skeletons

by m-j-s

Sweet things remembered go sour in the now. Dragging pieces from you s l o w l y that you once choked down somehow Didn't they look soft when they lit up your world? The way their budding promises came to your lips unfurled? Like dandelion skeletons slipping through the wind Sweet moments that built you a home Dance v i o l e n t in the end
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Jan 18, 2023
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