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I stepped into a book store with you and saw the hanging words up to the ceiling, overhead gazing down at me, the oddity in a bookshop and to the back of the place you wondered. to the dusty corner of a shadow where you finally called my name. Then as I peered around the shelves of a thousand pages, my eyes found your hand outreaching, pointing, to the end of a corridor where a broken golden frame of butterflies sat uncared for in its lonesome. and against the glass, I saw myself, my face, my reflection in a coffin holding the decorators of the sky and then the shopkeep in his boredom choked "she's found the dead butterflies..."
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Aug 31, 2015
Aug 31, 2015 at 7:54 PM UTC
Oddity in a Bookshop
I stepped into a book store with you and saw the hanging words up to the ceiling, overhead gazing down at me, the oddity in a bookshop and to the back of the place you wondered. to the dusty corner of a shadow where you finally called my name. Then as I peered around the shelves of a thousand pages, my eyes found your hand outreaching, pointing, to the end of a corridor where a broken golden frame of butterflies sat uncared for in its lonesome. and against the glass, I saw myself, my face, my reflection in a coffin holding the decorators of the sky and then the shopkeep in his boredom choked "she's found the dead butterflies..."
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Aug 31, 2015
Aug 31, 2015 at 7:54 PM UTC
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