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god do i think i love her lord do i want to hold her feel everything that makes her so bold striking and evil and red where now she is so keenly radiating a powerful and tiny joy before she was so sharp so dark years crawl beneath primeval distances still her scent remains prominent i was eleven years old when i first saw her a flower in her hair, a buttoned blouse i sketched her every day enigmatic attire she adored two years pass and i am in her basement 2am, face painted white and red we watch Moulin Rouge and we talk of moons and suns and in the morning i use her shower for the day, i would have her scent she is deeply gone and will i remember her gracious form and flirtatious laughter her glasses and her tap shoes and her will a girl who outreaches her own arms she is soaring today mythological in word in her voice in her skin in her black nail polish and biker rings in everything that everyone hated her for doing in her
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Mar 6, 2019
Mar 6, 2019 at 7:31 PM UTC
red woman
god do i think i love her lord do i want to hold her feel everything that makes her so bold striking and evil and red where now she is so keenly radiating a powerful and tiny joy before she was so sharp so dark years crawl beneath primeval distances still her scent remains prominent i was eleven years old when i first saw her a flower in her hair, a buttoned blouse i sketched her every day enigmatic attire she adored two years pass and i am in her basement 2am, face painted white and red we watch Moulin Rouge and we talk of moons and suns and in the morning i use her shower for the day, i would have her scent she is deeply gone and will i remember her gracious form and flirtatious laughter her glasses and her tap shoes and her will a girl who outreaches her own arms she is soaring today mythological in word in her voice in her skin in her black nail polish and biker rings in everything that everyone hated her for doing in her
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Mar 6, 2019
Mar 6, 2019 at 7:31 PM UTC
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