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by @gibson

he embodies religion I remain an empty carcass unsure of what is sucking the ocean out of my trembling heart pour into me the hell I need to burn every hesitation and insecurity that prevented me from the nurturing of a sacred garden new colors flourished breath taking, breath stealing by a faerie radiating light in a place that I neglected until weeds intoxicated the gateway to my inner peace something as delicate as religion can not be neglected a reckless soul cannot care for the fragile imbalance of insecurities and affection
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