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To curse the sun begs the clouds to differ. Harness the wind, and the sky often whispers. A side feeling ways and a touch to go stiffer. A bite of the lemon would surely stay bitter. To hide the truth asks the holes to dig deeper. A cynical man loses out to the sleeper. Force all the colour, and the grey is a feature. A taste of the honey won't get any sweeter. To tug a string sees the seam crunch tighter. A sleeve too short, and a half-empty lighter. A coward's life is longer, than that of a fighter. Gnaw on the spice, as it burns like a fire.
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Apr 12, 2019
Apr 12, 2019 at 6:48 PM UTC
To Be
To curse the sun begs the clouds to differ. Harness the wind, and the sky often whispers. A side feeling ways and a touch to go stiffer. A bite of the lemon would surely stay bitter. To hide the truth asks the holes to dig deeper. A cynical man loses out to the sleeper. Force all the colour, and the grey is a feature. A taste of the honey won't get any sweeter. To tug a string sees the seam crunch tighter. A sleeve too short, and a half-empty lighter. A coward's life is longer, than that of a fighter. Gnaw on the spice, as it burns like a fire.
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17/M/Bristol
Apr 12, 2019
Apr 12, 2019 at 6:48 PM UTC
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