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What is there to voice out? My passion isn't familiarity, it's a sign of vulnerability. It reminds me of heightened tragedies, And my pensive dilemma. Parallel lines are definite. Close; yet endlessly apart. Tell me, was it a summer's dream or autumn's death? The dead victorian era of fallen kingdoms and ghostly ruins, maybe I lost it there, along with the glory of falling in love. You are in every poem. My words are turning into proses of guilt. What should have been left buried, or in a bottomless ocean, has now risen and is ready for chaos.
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Nov 14, 2019
Nov 14, 2019 at 10:18 AM UTC
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What is there to voice out? My passion isn't familiarity, it's a sign of vulnerability. It reminds me of heightened tragedies, And my pensive dilemma. Parallel lines are definite. Close; yet endlessly apart. Tell me, was it a summer's dream or autumn's death? The dead victorian era of fallen kingdoms and ghostly ruins, maybe I lost it there, along with the glory of falling in love. You are in every poem. My words are turning into proses of guilt. What should have been left buried, or in a bottomless ocean, has now risen and is ready for chaos.
It's for not understanding when I should've seen it all along, it's for being wrong when I could have stopped it.
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Nov 14, 2019
Nov 14, 2019 at 10:18 AM UTC
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