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She is to me Like fire to frostbitten fingertips. I cherish the silver sliver Of her sweet, tempered knife Invading a dull, grey life. My stone, Fragmented over planes I knew naught existed. All the while, I cannot share This secret spell She has mistakenly casted over me. As I am the cloth close to her heart, Weepless and waiting- For her to draw me Towards the flame of her lips. I will never tell her this: I am a thousand pieces.
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Oct 29, 2020
Oct 29, 2020 at 12:15 AM UTC
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She is to me Like fire to frostbitten fingertips. I cherish the silver sliver Of her sweet, tempered knife Invading a dull, grey life. My stone, Fragmented over planes I knew naught existed. All the while, I cannot share This secret spell She has mistakenly casted over me. As I am the cloth close to her heart, Weepless and waiting- For her to draw me Towards the flame of her lips. I will never tell her this: I am a thousand pieces.
Sonorant
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Oct 29, 2020
Oct 29, 2020 at 12:15 AM UTC
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