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seashore and sea trucks all clanking their way with my demons swinging their clubs at bay the street lights flicker, the shade now the colour of your pale mellow skin. i bleed in the colour of the sea, maybe a bit of a whale blue and a tinge of a seaweed. but the essence is still the smell of your cigarettes. how can trucks that chug down Pondicherry smell like typhoons flavoured like berries? simple flowers that are dying. dry and sore, almost like how i assume my face is a bore. i can't do much now can i? i cry here and there and lift myself and walk with a weak flair and it's not that bad, because the anagram of my love put the other way is lifeless. how nothing can make me so much you ask its because i kept running away from demons why you ask, again, because i always loved my demons, the way i loved your name, so why the race? because now all my demons have your face.
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Apr 5, 2018
Apr 5, 2018 at 2:14 PM UTC
demons spilt
seashore and sea trucks all clanking their way with my demons swinging their clubs at bay the street lights flicker, the shade now the colour of your pale mellow skin. i bleed in the colour of the sea, maybe a bit of a whale blue and a tinge of a seaweed. but the essence is still the smell of your cigarettes. how can trucks that chug down Pondicherry smell like typhoons flavoured like berries? simple flowers that are dying. dry and sore, almost like how i assume my face is a bore. i can't do much now can i? i cry here and there and lift myself and walk with a weak flair and it's not that bad, because the anagram of my love put the other way is lifeless. how nothing can make me so much you ask its because i kept running away from demons why you ask, again, because i always loved my demons, the way i loved your name, so why the race? because now all my demons have your face.
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Apr 5, 2018
Apr 5, 2018 at 2:14 PM UTC
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