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This mist of darkness, And that fog of yours. My complaining silhouette, I've left to wither. Yesterday we had an argument, Of cold tendencies. By the hum of – A washing machine, Bleaching our guilt. I've mentioned my Fascination, admiration. Selfish nature. You've pleased a dozen Devils. My subtle angel. I thought I dreamt Of trailing grey snow. A crime scene; Bogus tears running around. With cops of steel. But it was only, Your ever invisible face.
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Feb 2, 2010
Feb 2, 2010 at 11:25 PM UTC
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This mist of darkness, And that fog of yours. My complaining silhouette, I've left to wither. Yesterday we had an argument, Of cold tendencies. By the hum of – A washing machine, Bleaching our guilt. I've mentioned my Fascination, admiration. Selfish nature. You've pleased a dozen Devils. My subtle angel. I thought I dreamt Of trailing grey snow. A crime scene; Bogus tears running around. With cops of steel. But it was only, Your ever invisible face.
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Feb 2, 2010
Feb 2, 2010 at 11:25 PM UTC
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