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Do you ever get nervous. And you say the wrong thing   No I want it to be spring. I want to feel love bring me a bit closer. Pilfer through the past, run with a purpose but I know one thing is for certain it matters not the days or the weeks and how things worsen I see the clouds and how they’ll part and how I’m a person the versions who make them selves appear is weird but I know the end of suffering is near it’s the crowded rooms in the train stations waiting to board, lazily the coach opens and you hop aboard. The rewards of watching birds flock Inside as the atrium between you and the outside is wide. When I remember the past I break through the worst. Wishing for the feeling of love without hurt. In pairs they’d fly though the building, following the train as it moves to the open, to the green grass fields I wield this ability to see the congruency of each step in my life.
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Feb 26, 2019
Feb 26, 2019 at 9:09 PM UTC
Wings of the Train
Do you ever get nervous. And you say the wrong thing   No I want it to be spring. I want to feel love bring me a bit closer. Pilfer through the past, run with a purpose but I know one thing is for certain it matters not the days or the weeks and how things worsen I see the clouds and how they’ll part and how I’m a person the versions who make them selves appear is weird but I know the end of suffering is near it’s the crowded rooms in the train stations waiting to board, lazily the coach opens and you hop aboard. The rewards of watching birds flock Inside as the atrium between you and the outside is wide. When I remember the past I break through the worst. Wishing for the feeling of love without hurt. In pairs they’d fly though the building, following the train as it moves to the open, to the green grass fields I wield this ability to see the congruency of each step in my life.
Nekron
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Feb 26, 2019
Feb 26, 2019 at 9:09 PM UTC
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