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we say that “nothing lasts,” and we’re too old to ask why gold can’t stay past sunrise we get by folded, passed, and sold en masse, kept cold and advertised we choose to mold and mask ourselves solely after the soulless laughs that leave us it’s true that holding fast is bold, but glass breaks wholly grasped when heedless with hearts left swollen, gashed from a scroll-on-past control mastered with age we chase a goal of basking in rolling grasses where something gold can stay
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Sep 16, 2019
Sep 16, 2019 at 12:02 PM UTC
something Gold
we say that “nothing lasts,” and we’re too old to ask why gold can’t stay past sunrise we get by folded, passed, and sold en masse, kept cold and advertised we choose to mold and mask ourselves solely after the soulless laughs that leave us it’s true that holding fast is bold, but glass breaks wholly grasped when heedless with hearts left swollen, gashed from a scroll-on-past control mastered with age we chase a goal of basking in rolling grasses where something gold can stay
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22/M/Charleston, SC
Sep 16, 2019
Sep 16, 2019 at 12:02 PM UTC
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