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You owe me nothing but to breathe. To remember how I tore my heart in Two rendering a Blood Eagle to stretch its wings and Tickle our souls with its sticky feathers. When I think of us, I see us as we were. Other people than now. Memories framing themselves like a Fantastic painting the artist Stepped back to admire, then died. *Hang me. Hang me before i hang Myself.* Dramatically opposed to drama. Uninterested infatuation. Broke billionaire. Mortal gods shaking divine hands With decomposing composers, Thanking them for the silence. We were lovers and enemies, and I'd still give my life and afterlife to See you worship another as if I Never left a fingerprint on this Planet; resting as safely in arms that Love you unendingly, As we all lie sleeping; dreaming In our own, stronger arms,   Forgetting that even our loving Is imaginary. Death is awakening. Rubbing the Eyes of our souls and yawning, We look up and smile at that which All of this is a bleak and fleeting Shadow of. Plato knew. When I wish to die, I do too. This love is not Love. It's all mud and air. You owe me nothing but to breathe.
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Oct 20, 2016
Oct 20, 2016 at 1:25 PM UTC
Plato Knew. (This Love is not Love. (Mud and Air.)).
You owe me nothing but to breathe. To remember how I tore my heart in Two rendering a Blood Eagle to stretch its wings and Tickle our souls with its sticky feathers. When I think of us, I see us as we were. Other people than now. Memories framing themselves like a Fantastic painting the artist Stepped back to admire, then died. *Hang me. Hang me before i hang Myself.* Dramatically opposed to drama. Uninterested infatuation. Broke billionaire. Mortal gods shaking divine hands With decomposing composers, Thanking them for the silence. We were lovers and enemies, and I'd still give my life and afterlife to See you worship another as if I Never left a fingerprint on this Planet; resting as safely in arms that Love you unendingly, As we all lie sleeping; dreaming In our own, stronger arms,   Forgetting that even our loving Is imaginary. Death is awakening. Rubbing the Eyes of our souls and yawning, We look up and smile at that which All of this is a bleak and fleeting Shadow of. Plato knew. When I wish to die, I do too. This love is not Love. It's all mud and air. You owe me nothing but to breathe.
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Oct 20, 2016
Oct 20, 2016 at 1:25 PM UTC
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