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There is Life Outside My Lighthouse

To my barren love, there was much life. Crashing, yet too callous for grandeur. Our distant affection became phantom, chimerical, a facade. Now my heart is a glass chrysanthemum. Golden light bends, pours, and blossoms from my new love; A white dress. A dream catcher. A smile on the horizon. Your lantern still flickers in my fickle heart, but each of my breaths are killing the flame. So, I’ve hung you up and set out to sea. Desolated, you may be, You’re here to guide someone home.
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jagger-bowers
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Jan 1, 2014
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