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no residue of the future don’t know what to say the contours of words bear enough ambiguity mama and papa have moved their battle inside my anemia a reversible memory, you you’re not a battlefield with poppies the blues had just hit the road to the city while you were busy to be born in the quietness of fields this desire today with silver teeth shouted at me in the street: “you belong to him” it’s something to have learned how to deconstruct the power of love it’s a different matter by your side in the depths of whispers in the cage of time you’re not a dehydrated dream of my unshed skin I so elegantly raging keep up with this desire my life needs a soul not to play cards past present future heavy in my arms undiscernable I am a sentimental girl & I am afraid of you of the darkness of sleep of the blue annihilation of truth let me tremble a bit let me taste some light today I am round enough I am round enough.
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May 25, 2015
May 25, 2015 at 2:16 AM UTC
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no residue of the future don’t know what to say the contours of words bear enough ambiguity mama and papa have moved their battle inside my anemia a reversible memory, you you’re not a battlefield with poppies the blues had just hit the road to the city while you were busy to be born in the quietness of fields this desire today with silver teeth shouted at me in the street: “you belong to him” it’s something to have learned how to deconstruct the power of love it’s a different matter by your side in the depths of whispers in the cage of time you’re not a dehydrated dream of my unshed skin I so elegantly raging keep up with this desire my life needs a soul not to play cards past present future heavy in my arms undiscernable I am a sentimental girl & I am afraid of you of the darkness of sleep of the blue annihilation of truth let me tremble a bit let me taste some light today I am round enough I am round enough.
irinia
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May 25, 2015
May 25, 2015 at 2:16 AM UTC
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