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With my windows tenderly open, the moonlight, a pale marble phantom I admire The dark light rests beside me, unveiling a vivid urban gleam A jet black silhouette transpires He whispers in the dark Porcelain lies, radiant yet feeble. His words achingly deceive the lights that disdain me; belittling my affectionate delusion Pitch dark silence, I weep as I grieve My tears filling in everlasting secrecy of this tragical devotion blurring out the stars You speak with a passionless passion Yet my world doesn't fall apart- It makes the whole universe perish. That night, the stars seemed to blemish.
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Jan 1, 2019
Jan 1, 2019 at 11:04 PM UTC
that night, the stars looked like they were about to shower.
With my windows tenderly open, the moonlight, a pale marble phantom I admire The dark light rests beside me, unveiling a vivid urban gleam A jet black silhouette transpires He whispers in the dark Porcelain lies, radiant yet feeble. His words achingly deceive the lights that disdain me; belittling my affectionate delusion Pitch dark silence, I weep as I grieve My tears filling in everlasting secrecy of this tragical devotion blurring out the stars You speak with a passionless passion Yet my world doesn't fall apart- It makes the whole universe perish. That night, the stars seemed to blemish.
Murakami
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21/F/Vancouver, Canada
Jan 1, 2019
Jan 1, 2019 at 11:04 PM UTC
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