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I think we'll make it far, my lover. I think we'll make it far, but I admit in late evenings or when grief runs to the bone, my thoughts wander to vast unknowns— to walking along a shore with no footsteps except for mine; to leaving the country where I know no name no number nor sign; to acting on maybe's, chasing the sun setting on the sea; to being free; Still I do not linger. We'll make it far, dear lover. To be free is not to be alone I fear nothing but losing a home.
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Aug 2, 2020
Aug 2, 2020 at 12:20 PM UTC
To be alone
I think we'll make it far, my lover. I think we'll make it far, but I admit in late evenings or when grief runs to the bone, my thoughts wander to vast unknowns— to walking along a shore with no footsteps except for mine; to leaving the country where I know no name no number nor sign; to acting on maybe's, chasing the sun setting on the sea; to being free; Still I do not linger. We'll make it far, dear lover. To be free is not to be alone I fear nothing but losing a home.
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19/Cisgender Female
Aug 2, 2020
Aug 2, 2020 at 12:20 PM UTC
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