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Our eyes, given the first to see The first to know what is And what will be, Close themselves At the sight of a ray so blindinly bright At a hint of a crash At a drop of the rain And at the first beam of the sun Our hearts, given the first to sense The first to feel what is And what will be, Do not close themselves At the sight of a boy destructively lovely At the hint of a future so crashed At a drop of blood that bred from pain And at its first beat, that means more than just a petty inclination.
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Aug 29, 2016
Aug 29, 2016 at 12:31 PM UTC
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Our eyes, given the first to see The first to know what is And what will be, Close themselves At the sight of a ray so blindinly bright At a hint of a crash At a drop of the rain And at the first beam of the sun Our hearts, given the first to sense The first to feel what is And what will be, Do not close themselves At the sight of a boy destructively lovely At the hint of a future so crashed At a drop of blood that bred from pain And at its first beat, that means more than just a petty inclination.
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Aug 29, 2016
Aug 29, 2016 at 12:31 PM UTC
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