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Ten years miserably passed before..."At last!" Four eyes dizzely cast into blue and brown, and four, no, six legs on the ground. Wistfully down a park laid sidewalk, we walked to meet one another, blissfully. We walked inside the dried canal, a river of the desert. It hurts that we go there, no more, to flirt with the dirt and our companion... infinity. Is it you with me as I find kin company in the molecules of divinity? Repeatedly, I go searching the vicinity and nearby For anything with similarity that I can call you by. Any tree, light, shadow or star in the proximity of where we met that belonged to you and me. Or a feeling of solidarity that I cannot see. Son, don't let me now survive ten years expeditiously. Destructively alive, left with the intangiblity of life that we left at that decision tree at 5:45. Repetitiously I continue to apologize, but apologies won't bring you back to life.
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Nov 28, 2017
Nov 28, 2017 at 5:06 PM UTC
5:45
Ten years miserably passed before..."At last!" Four eyes dizzely cast into blue and brown, and four, no, six legs on the ground. Wistfully down a park laid sidewalk, we walked to meet one another, blissfully. We walked inside the dried canal, a river of the desert. It hurts that we go there, no more, to flirt with the dirt and our companion... infinity. Is it you with me as I find kin company in the molecules of divinity? Repeatedly, I go searching the vicinity and nearby For anything with similarity that I can call you by. Any tree, light, shadow or star in the proximity of where we met that belonged to you and me. Or a feeling of solidarity that I cannot see. Son, don't let me now survive ten years expeditiously. Destructively alive, left with the intangiblity of life that we left at that decision tree at 5:45. Repetitiously I continue to apologize, but apologies won't bring you back to life.
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45/Transmasculine
Nov 28, 2017
Nov 28, 2017 at 5:06 PM UTC
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