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apollo

you asked me if i

thought it hurt when

icarus threw himself into the

sun

 

i didn't have the heart to

tell you how the story ended

how he woke up in a burn

ward

 

how he flipped a coin

heads or tails and when

it came up daedalus was still

dead

 

you can romanticize it all you

want but we all know who's

who in this metaphor and how

sweet

 

it will feel when you incinerate

me i promise when i wake up

wherever that is i'll still write you

psalms

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Written by
dean-1
American
Published
Oct 14, 2013
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EDIT: wow this is trending? who picks those things anyway? anyway, to anyone who sees this thanks for reading and I hope you have a great day :)

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