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I dug your path before you woke, tumbling with dust off your spine, and you rose blank from the underground, forgetting with the sun reasons for burying in the first place, the existential burning which reasons awake. I held you up before the storm and there your lesson went unlearned, shaking with hailstones and bitter words... what didn't **** you, provided by remains, would be not basis for any gain. I lit your torch before you fell, hands cupped against the rain, but you didn't go like burning books... more so the man who tripped with stones and licked with flames his ignorance away.
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Feb 12, 2015
Feb 12, 2015 at 10:45 PM UTC
Whelved.
I dug your path before you woke, tumbling with dust off your spine, and you rose blank from the underground, forgetting with the sun reasons for burying in the first place, the existential burning which reasons awake. I held you up before the storm and there your lesson went unlearned, shaking with hailstones and bitter words... what didn't **** you, provided by remains, would be not basis for any gain. I lit your torch before you fell, hands cupped against the rain, but you didn't go like burning books... more so the man who tripped with stones and licked with flames his ignorance away.
brittlebird
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Feb 12, 2015
Feb 12, 2015 at 10:45 PM UTC
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