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oh, you you're shades of blue the calm of a daily sky the depths of the vast ocean the ice that shrouds your being but i have more than examples you're blue because you're sad and there's a reason that a child will always choose a blue crayon over the rest when asked to depict sorrow you're blue because you're apathy sometimes you seem to care less about those closest to you than those you haven't even met i really hate to say it but on regretful occasion you seem more selfish than simply apathetic oh, and you you're shades of red the tenderness of amore the flash of thunderous anger the trickle of blood from a vein as always, there are more than examples you're red because you're intense and i don't know how to shake you how to make you realise what you're doing to me there's a reason red depicts the strongest feelings as for you? you're a bright, strobe like sickly and arrogant y e l l o w because you're annoying.
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May 29, 2017
May 29, 2017 at 4:44 PM UTC
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oh, you you're shades of blue the calm of a daily sky the depths of the vast ocean the ice that shrouds your being but i have more than examples you're blue because you're sad and there's a reason that a child will always choose a blue crayon over the rest when asked to depict sorrow you're blue because you're apathy sometimes you seem to care less about those closest to you than those you haven't even met i really hate to say it but on regretful occasion you seem more selfish than simply apathetic oh, and you you're shades of red the tenderness of amore the flash of thunderous anger the trickle of blood from a vein as always, there are more than examples you're red because you're intense and i don't know how to shake you how to make you realise what you're doing to me there's a reason red depicts the strongest feelings as for you? you're a bright, strobe like sickly and arrogant y e l l o w because you're annoying.
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19/Gender Fluid/London, UK
May 29, 2017
May 29, 2017 at 4:44 PM UTC
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