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Tomorrow morning, I will be your ghost again breathing salt into the wounds God left you healing. Refection of a flame that gives mist and winglets paling, I have arms that give night to girls I have saliva that rises any deadman. Solstice, when do the dawns stop chilling? When does warmth grow? Winter has had enough, checking into a glass motel room: break the floor and call on a waitress to pick it back up. I watch you sterilized perceived the tip of the iceburg like a gift – you must be leaving, sir, and get better once again. before God pulls you in white’s chilly, and the morning is.
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Nov 21, 2012
Nov 21, 2012 at 1:41 PM UTC
solstice
Tomorrow morning, I will be your ghost again breathing salt into the wounds God left you healing. Refection of a flame that gives mist and winglets paling, I have arms that give night to girls I have saliva that rises any deadman. Solstice, when do the dawns stop chilling? When does warmth grow? Winter has had enough, checking into a glass motel room: break the floor and call on a waitress to pick it back up. I watch you sterilized perceived the tip of the iceburg like a gift – you must be leaving, sir, and get better once again. before God pulls you in white’s chilly, and the morning is.
sarina
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Nov 21, 2012
Nov 21, 2012 at 1:41 PM UTC
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