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We met at the junction of your misery, both high-strung and molars grinding like toothache. Maybe it was my fault Or maybe it was your folly, But neither you nor I were aware that this was a swath that brought us to our disrepair. I should've known better, I should've handed you my resignation. Even heaven knows you've always had a palisade mouth; sharp edges with misspent words, teeth kisses with minor incision. But we were shipwrecks coalesced by force, fate's own masterwork where devils meddled their crooked hands in the *** Like a time bomb awaiting to explode, we were in for our imminent destruction. But I had nowhere else to go.
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Sep 10, 2016
Sep 10, 2016 at 1:02 PM UTC
The Devils' Matinée
We met at the junction of your misery, both high-strung and molars grinding like toothache. Maybe it was my fault Or maybe it was your folly, But neither you nor I were aware that this was a swath that brought us to our disrepair. I should've known better, I should've handed you my resignation. Even heaven knows you've always had a palisade mouth; sharp edges with misspent words, teeth kisses with minor incision. But we were shipwrecks coalesced by force, fate's own masterwork where devils meddled their crooked hands in the *** Like a time bomb awaiting to explode, we were in for our imminent destruction. But I had nowhere else to go.
diandra-pratama
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Sep 10, 2016
Sep 10, 2016 at 1:02 PM UTC
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