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Bluebirds and Moths.

by pride-ed

I loved how hollow the nights were after I crucified them to my walls. I sing to them when I tap the glass, my fingerprints smiling on the dust that reminds me of their empty shells. How many times have I touched their caskets? My shadowboxes of happiness.
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