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She’d said, I, “looked good in black,” and she did, she did, she did too; So much so that sooner’d come a swift exit at, “Martyr’s Park,” a tempt embedded venture, conjoined, coerced and later beholden to our ghosts; apparitions in an ugly early morning, post – biology, words whispered with only one intent and eventual ****** under guise of the night that’d ensue eternity. Blanketed our beauty wrought twisted skin, it remained an ugly never aware, whilst she discarded my newest misfortune, the forgone forlorn cloth of impasse. I reciprocate, so much so that beyond her ulterior lace, a pale yellow beckoned, “ever,” below - “Kiss me,” When I grin and I do ‘midst Admiring the freckly upon This desperately hidden scripture – One scarred Right shoulder, This greatest discovery, if only a human kind of crater and just under tear-smeared mascara, forever danced, come the lacking light or whatnot. Echoes etched some prior author, some other lover, and yet still to bleed, like sweat, like work, and now, her nails stay to trace another saga atop the, “bare” only I could offer. Sacrament, the moments blemished, “now,” and immortality’s, “future,” promised, whispered, and guised a matrimony that’d break hearts come morning, come the moment when she’d drip like the rain, bend like the leaf kissing chaos and gently ask, “could you be me?” “Would you be me?” “Could you, please be me?” Her (English) name was, "Taylor."
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Jul 12, 2015
Jul 12, 2015 at 9:51 AM UTC
And the she asked, "Would you be me?"
She’d said, I, “looked good in black,” and she did, she did, she did too; So much so that sooner’d come a swift exit at, “Martyr’s Park,” a tempt embedded venture, conjoined, coerced and later beholden to our ghosts; apparitions in an ugly early morning, post – biology, words whispered with only one intent and eventual ****** under guise of the night that’d ensue eternity. Blanketed our beauty wrought twisted skin, it remained an ugly never aware, whilst she discarded my newest misfortune, the forgone forlorn cloth of impasse. I reciprocate, so much so that beyond her ulterior lace, a pale yellow beckoned, “ever,” below - “Kiss me,” When I grin and I do ‘midst Admiring the freckly upon This desperately hidden scripture – One scarred Right shoulder, This greatest discovery, if only a human kind of crater and just under tear-smeared mascara, forever danced, come the lacking light or whatnot. Echoes etched some prior author, some other lover, and yet still to bleed, like sweat, like work, and now, her nails stay to trace another saga atop the, “bare” only I could offer. Sacrament, the moments blemished, “now,” and immortality’s, “future,” promised, whispered, and guised a matrimony that’d break hearts come morning, come the moment when she’d drip like the rain, bend like the leaf kissing chaos and gently ask, “could you be me?” “Would you be me?” “Could you, please be me?” Her (English) name was, "Taylor."
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Jul 12, 2015
Jul 12, 2015 at 9:51 AM UTC
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