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From the vault of my popcorn ceiling the widow was swaying on a strand and striking at her master net, tweaking its barest glint, all to lure death closer to steep it in glue well enough that she can wait now. ,, It happened in my head as I listened to her legs that I would die, if I could only look down and find her sneaking in my palm. ,, I know she is far too beautiful to be waited on like this, to be stranded on a string in the thinned air. I think I make her miserable.
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Dec 10, 2019
Dec 10, 2019 at 9:20 PM UTC
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From the vault of my popcorn ceiling the widow was swaying on a strand and striking at her master net, tweaking its barest glint, all to lure death closer to steep it in glue well enough that she can wait now. ,, It happened in my head as I listened to her legs that I would die, if I could only look down and find her sneaking in my palm. ,, I know she is far too beautiful to be waited on like this, to be stranded on a string in the thinned air. I think I make her miserable.
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22/Bigender/Southeastern US
Dec 10, 2019
Dec 10, 2019 at 9:20 PM UTC
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