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Domicile

My spirit held captive, As I listened to the rain reflections of an inhabitant emotions speckled on the pane. A night of contemplation, soul-searching restlessness; tormented by a raven, reaching the point of emptiness. Feeling the pull of your memoir those pages cutting my skin; your voice is a reservoir consuming my mind again. Your name was never forgotten, your lips have left their mark; desires twisted and knotted your presence divisive and dark. Not sure I want you Residing in my personal space, Touching my thoughts, Removing the mask from my face. Alone in this domicile, a choice to reside away from love that is hostile, to live the way I decide.
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david-w-jones
American
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Sep 8, 2014
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