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you were the blue ocean and i was the yellow sun i didn't know what a sunset looked like— to me, it looked nothing more than my descension into ruin it was nothing more than my inevitable undoing but as i sank down, you enveloped me into your warmth i found myself less afraid, i saw it as a different kind of undoing; a serene death as i lose all life, you promised to hold me safe through the night until i can rise again at dawn, until i inevitably come back to you everyone looks on, in awe of the sunset, my aftermath, seeing beauty in my death, as i come home into your warmth
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Feb 13, 2018
Feb 13, 2018 at 5:20 PM UTC
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you were the blue ocean and i was the yellow sun i didn't know what a sunset looked like— to me, it looked nothing more than my descension into ruin it was nothing more than my inevitable undoing but as i sank down, you enveloped me into your warmth i found myself less afraid, i saw it as a different kind of undoing; a serene death as i lose all life, you promised to hold me safe through the night until i can rise again at dawn, until i inevitably come back to you everyone looks on, in awe of the sunset, my aftermath, seeing beauty in my death, as i come home into your warmth
jmang
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Feb 13, 2018
Feb 13, 2018 at 5:20 PM UTC
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