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Sour

by caitie

the black and white notebook perched on your bookshelf reeks of aged blood and insincere thoughts does your mind no longer prosper the way you once described it? you sang sweet lullabies to the dark isle of trees beckoning you to distance yourself once again. remind me why we refuse to cry what happened to the hope? rejuvenation is scarce my dear, what has it come to? you taught me nothing
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Jun 7, 2014
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#depression#memories#thoughts#distraught#notebook#lullabies#itsover
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