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Well if I saw her now my eyes would turn inwards, my torso away from her place, my head tilted in disregard. Still, her face, in all its horrific glory, is unmoving in my mind. And when she passes the memories of it return fliterringly The knife of regret tries to cut it, the wind of thoughts obscure it, and the force of envy destroy it. But she remains through it all. How I long for the order of solitude. Away from the malicious passion and the maddening peace. The longing ceases until she no longer cares- but I do. And in the nights when I battle for the never coming release, I think of the days when we were one. I don't see her now- did I ever? and now i suppose i wasn't so clever
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Jan 10, 2018
Jan 10, 2018 at 6:19 PM UTC
despised sweetness
Well if I saw her now my eyes would turn inwards, my torso away from her place, my head tilted in disregard. Still, her face, in all its horrific glory, is unmoving in my mind. And when she passes the memories of it return fliterringly The knife of regret tries to cut it, the wind of thoughts obscure it, and the force of envy destroy it. But she remains through it all. How I long for the order of solitude. Away from the malicious passion and the maddening peace. The longing ceases until she no longer cares- but I do. And in the nights when I battle for the never coming release, I think of the days when we were one. I don't see her now- did I ever? and now i suppose i wasn't so clever
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Jan 10, 2018
Jan 10, 2018 at 6:19 PM UTC
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