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Notice she's kneeling to the cliffs of a river. The cracks of her jaw give a quiver. The sky collapses behind her. Through these eyes tainted in blur, I see the sand man is singing. These delusions he's brining. *Polystyrene flowers, With sights that devour, Of purple and gold,* Beauty spoken yet untold. Entwined through her thigh, There's always a death to deny. "Could you lead me to the stars?" Cotton wool sown clouds, Hovering above crowds, Towering over his head. His lungs fell dead. *Leaving a voided space, For a lit bomb to interlace, With his soul.* He's a self-awarded black hole. "Second to the right, And straight on till morning ends the night."
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Mar 20, 2015
Mar 20, 2015 at 9:42 AM UTC
peter pan & the lost girl.
Notice she's kneeling to the cliffs of a river. The cracks of her jaw give a quiver. The sky collapses behind her. Through these eyes tainted in blur, I see the sand man is singing. These delusions he's brining. *Polystyrene flowers, With sights that devour, Of purple and gold,* Beauty spoken yet untold. Entwined through her thigh, There's always a death to deny. "Could you lead me to the stars?" Cotton wool sown clouds, Hovering above crowds, Towering over his head. His lungs fell dead. *Leaving a voided space, For a lit bomb to interlace, With his soul.* He's a self-awarded black hole. "Second to the right, And straight on till morning ends the night."
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Mar 20, 2015
Mar 20, 2015 at 9:42 AM UTC
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