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Clasped in her hands are the secrets she keeps. Fireflies captured mid flight- at midnight, she creeps. Their sparkle, their sight now restricted, air tight. She hides them away, Reassured they are not showing. Passerbys look Yet no one can see them glowing. Insects as new pets. A hoarder, she collects. A private sinful stash of consealed facts, stowed away like getaway cash. They cry out and weep, locked up inside deep. Begging to be released But she closes her eyes and goes to sleep.
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Apr 26, 2019
Apr 26, 2019 at 11:58 AM UTC
Fireflies
Clasped in her hands are the secrets she keeps. Fireflies captured mid flight- at midnight, she creeps. Their sparkle, their sight now restricted, air tight. She hides them away, Reassured they are not showing. Passerbys look Yet no one can see them glowing. Insects as new pets. A hoarder, she collects. A private sinful stash of consealed facts, stowed away like getaway cash. They cry out and weep, locked up inside deep. Begging to be released But she closes her eyes and goes to sleep.
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Apr 26, 2019
Apr 26, 2019 at 11:58 AM UTC
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