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Late night is my sanctuary. Where maybe I can rest my head, and say today I have done enough. I have crawled and squirmed among the muck and beauty of this world. I have fulfilled my sacred covenants to my people and my society. I have persevered and even endeavored, with a most precise effort, to embody gratitude, and lust for earthly treasures. Maybe now, I can awake into a new world. Where the tension of the space between the selves I wish to be dissipates, leaving a raw existence-- where the mundane delights my priomoridal soul.
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Nov 6, 2016
Nov 6, 2016 at 9:41 AM UTC
Late night is my sanctuary
Late night is my sanctuary. Where maybe I can rest my head, and say today I have done enough. I have crawled and squirmed among the muck and beauty of this world. I have fulfilled my sacred covenants to my people and my society. I have persevered and even endeavored, with a most precise effort, to embody gratitude, and lust for earthly treasures. Maybe now, I can awake into a new world. Where the tension of the space between the selves I wish to be dissipates, leaving a raw existence-- where the mundane delights my priomoridal soul.
rachel-keyser
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Nov 6, 2016
Nov 6, 2016 at 9:41 AM UTC
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