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I am but a dim flare of light, panic lantern. Much like a portrait in a darkened room, you search my shadows in the vain hope that I might betray myself. Cloak me the hierophant, the lightning struck tower. Fool: name me the Lady Ineffable. Steeped in mystomania, I wait sharply. Whisper once more, with feeling: I shall not tempt. Spring forth the midnight canopy, Draw bed curtains of bullrushes, Let me sleep the sleep of the dead. A whole forest of golden branches strains to hear my ragged breaths, sweetheart.
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Jun 25, 2019
Jun 25, 2019 at 5:34 PM UTC
To my coffinmakers
I am but a dim flare of light, panic lantern. Much like a portrait in a darkened room, you search my shadows in the vain hope that I might betray myself. Cloak me the hierophant, the lightning struck tower. Fool: name me the Lady Ineffable. Steeped in mystomania, I wait sharply. Whisper once more, with feeling: I shall not tempt. Spring forth the midnight canopy, Draw bed curtains of bullrushes, Let me sleep the sleep of the dead. A whole forest of golden branches strains to hear my ragged breaths, sweetheart.
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21/F/Bristol, UK
Jun 25, 2019
Jun 25, 2019 at 5:34 PM UTC
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