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To think that the planets might have been misguided when they let your star sign almost be my rise; they would never have guessed how in twenty years my sockets would confine sullen, sunken eyes surrounded by darker spaces, recurring insomnia I try to hide. Worn-out clothes now, twice my size. You gave me the longest summer of my life. I hate my voice booming static on the other end of the line. I miss all my old friends, and I can't figure out why I wait in my tower for a knight, but when at long last he comes I'd throw him out the window expecting him to survive.
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Sep 1, 2019
Sep 1, 2019 at 7:49 AM UTC
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To think that the planets might have been misguided when they let your star sign almost be my rise; they would never have guessed how in twenty years my sockets would confine sullen, sunken eyes surrounded by darker spaces, recurring insomnia I try to hide. Worn-out clothes now, twice my size. You gave me the longest summer of my life. I hate my voice booming static on the other end of the line. I miss all my old friends, and I can't figure out why I wait in my tower for a knight, but when at long last he comes I'd throw him out the window expecting him to survive.
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Sep 1, 2019
Sep 1, 2019 at 7:49 AM UTC
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