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Calling out into the canyon, Echoing, echoing, echoing. Sometimes I think I'll die there in the morning light, but then-- a Buzzing. You ask if I'm coming home. I hear the rumbling of the semi trucks and they sound so tired. They sound like me. The Gray enshrouds me and it gets hard to breathe. I think about that night so often. I thought we would be a Long time but you disappeared right before my eyes. Steam rising from my flesh, with my last breath I ask you to stay; you remind me that I held the blade. When the shards of glass Pierced your skin I felt the Stinging alongside you. Mouth gone Dry, at last I see how my love turned Blind for nothing more than a Flicker and a Shadow.
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Nov 20, 2017
Nov 20, 2017 at 5:17 PM UTC
Provo, UT 15:16
Calling out into the canyon, Echoing, echoing, echoing. Sometimes I think I'll die there in the morning light, but then-- a Buzzing. You ask if I'm coming home. I hear the rumbling of the semi trucks and they sound so tired. They sound like me. The Gray enshrouds me and it gets hard to breathe. I think about that night so often. I thought we would be a Long time but you disappeared right before my eyes. Steam rising from my flesh, with my last breath I ask you to stay; you remind me that I held the blade. When the shards of glass Pierced your skin I felt the Stinging alongside you. Mouth gone Dry, at last I see how my love turned Blind for nothing more than a Flicker and a Shadow.
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Nov 20, 2017
Nov 20, 2017 at 5:17 PM UTC
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