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I put on arcade fire and smoke and try to conjur the exact point in time I became this way. Right when it all rusted down and snapped and changed everything inside of me. I was formed from the salt of an ocean side town. Rivulets of moon and star caked to the sound of waves, pallid scape of sands. It took all I had to not be washed away every night fantasizing of forgotten wreckage with my soul plummeted deep never to be recovered That town stood quavering listening to the winds change and the insects shift as if we were all sitting on our last breath of air From that acquiescence it takes moments like these to recall how I broke How I became the sad little girl, How every granule of salt is still clinging to the inside of my eyelids, Asking me to sleep So I can dream of things out of existence That make more sense Than this.
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Oct 19, 2017
Oct 19, 2017 at 9:33 PM UTC
Sea Salt Town
I put on arcade fire and smoke and try to conjur the exact point in time I became this way. Right when it all rusted down and snapped and changed everything inside of me. I was formed from the salt of an ocean side town. Rivulets of moon and star caked to the sound of waves, pallid scape of sands. It took all I had to not be washed away every night fantasizing of forgotten wreckage with my soul plummeted deep never to be recovered That town stood quavering listening to the winds change and the insects shift as if we were all sitting on our last breath of air From that acquiescence it takes moments like these to recall how I broke How I became the sad little girl, How every granule of salt is still clinging to the inside of my eyelids, Asking me to sleep So I can dream of things out of existence That make more sense Than this.
little-wren
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Oct 19, 2017
Oct 19, 2017 at 9:33 PM UTC
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