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I put on my black lace dress because I am going out tonight to enjoy the nightlife. Lingering on the stairs I ponder the night's future possibilities. My stomach starts churning never experienced this feeling, whether it be anticipation or reluctance. The stairs seem so steep as I climb the tallest industrial mountain. Bare feet are clammy against the chilled tiles of the terrain. The breeze catches in my lungs and I choke on the sudden inhalation. Stars are so much more brighter from this height, many different colors. On the edge, I'm ready to spread my wings and soar. My feet leave the sturdy surface for the sanctity of the skies. Spreading my wings needing the air to cradle me. Realization hits me like the concrete, these plucked wings can't help me.
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Mar 26, 2018
Mar 26, 2018 at 12:15 AM UTC
Flight
I put on my black lace dress because I am going out tonight to enjoy the nightlife. Lingering on the stairs I ponder the night's future possibilities. My stomach starts churning never experienced this feeling, whether it be anticipation or reluctance. The stairs seem so steep as I climb the tallest industrial mountain. Bare feet are clammy against the chilled tiles of the terrain. The breeze catches in my lungs and I choke on the sudden inhalation. Stars are so much more brighter from this height, many different colors. On the edge, I'm ready to spread my wings and soar. My feet leave the sturdy surface for the sanctity of the skies. Spreading my wings needing the air to cradle me. Realization hits me like the concrete, these plucked wings can't help me.
nycteris
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Mar 26, 2018
Mar 26, 2018 at 12:15 AM UTC
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