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-on a mummy whisperer encouraging an ancient,    dedicated servant to worship his mistress once again Come, rise, out of your bandages. Do not fear her reptile grin, those dead, cold, killing eyes, that lacerating tongue. Watch that glimmer of hope: the naivety of her simple feet, those loose phalanges calling for bonds. Come, kneel, kiss them tender! Those harmless toes, that innocence, clumsy and unspoiled. Now love, hope and fear can make you find yourself in bandages, again. Look upward, eyes shut... Loose yourself in cosmic lights: her toe tips brightly guide you through the night.
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Apr 30, 2016
Apr 30, 2016 at 9:22 AM UTC
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-on a mummy whisperer encouraging an ancient,    dedicated servant to worship his mistress once again Come, rise, out of your bandages. Do not fear her reptile grin, those dead, cold, killing eyes, that lacerating tongue. Watch that glimmer of hope: the naivety of her simple feet, those loose phalanges calling for bonds. Come, kneel, kiss them tender! Those harmless toes, that innocence, clumsy and unspoiled. Now love, hope and fear can make you find yourself in bandages, again. Look upward, eyes shut... Loose yourself in cosmic lights: her toe tips brightly guide you through the night.
feggyr-citack
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Apr 30, 2016
Apr 30, 2016 at 9:22 AM UTC
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