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Do you remember that night when the pines thrashed their poor limbs in the dark, And the moon slipped away unnoticed as though it was a ghosting? Spun from spider's silk, it darted shyly behind the comforting skirt of a cloud: that was the first dream. And do you remember how I tightroped along the silver trail of foam where the lake lapped at the cold rock, imagined myself a creature native and indued unto that element? I've heard that Nymphs bleed a certain colour- When I slipped and fell my blood was the royalest blue,                              I swear it.
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Jun 28, 2020
Jun 28, 2020 at 9:52 AM UTC
Swan Song
Do you remember that night when the pines thrashed their poor limbs in the dark, And the moon slipped away unnoticed as though it was a ghosting? Spun from spider's silk, it darted shyly behind the comforting skirt of a cloud: that was the first dream. And do you remember how I tightroped along the silver trail of foam where the lake lapped at the cold rock, imagined myself a creature native and indued unto that element? I've heard that Nymphs bleed a certain colour- When I slipped and fell my blood was the royalest blue,                              I swear it.
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21/F/Bristol, UK
Jun 28, 2020
Jun 28, 2020 at 9:52 AM UTC
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