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looked at you for too long and then i realized you are human, too fallible uncertain flawed piously pined for palatial splendor i placed in my dreams of you, imperfect you and it's no ones fault a figure headed facade fabricated by figments of my frivolous imagination put you on a pedestal made you divine made you holy you, the ceiling high above my head and i, looking up in the sistine chapel untouchable untarnished couldn't see the cracks beneath the varnish then, close enough to study a faint fresco with critical eyes fantasy faded in the fault lines of your frowning face looked for too long until i realized you were just as broken as me a collection of shattered pieces shrouded and shy once a shrine now a shriek wide eyes on you a sinner, still i called you sacred ignoring the nature of the irreverent, the profane liked the luster of longing lingering on my lips when i breathed your name the veil torn the truth beheld and you are not god gambling grief and gleaming gloom thought i could be the sun to your moon majesty to malignancy momentarily merciful moreover cruel monstrous mr monsoon after all, human, too
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Jan 19, 2021
Jan 19, 2021 at 8:43 PM UTC
human
looked at you for too long and then i realized you are human, too fallible uncertain flawed piously pined for palatial splendor i placed in my dreams of you, imperfect you and it's no ones fault a figure headed facade fabricated by figments of my frivolous imagination put you on a pedestal made you divine made you holy you, the ceiling high above my head and i, looking up in the sistine chapel untouchable untarnished couldn't see the cracks beneath the varnish then, close enough to study a faint fresco with critical eyes fantasy faded in the fault lines of your frowning face looked for too long until i realized you were just as broken as me a collection of shattered pieces shrouded and shy once a shrine now a shriek wide eyes on you a sinner, still i called you sacred ignoring the nature of the irreverent, the profane liked the luster of longing lingering on my lips when i breathed your name the veil torn the truth beheld and you are not god gambling grief and gleaming gloom thought i could be the sun to your moon majesty to malignancy momentarily merciful moreover cruel monstrous mr monsoon after all, human, too
nicolemmutchler
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24/F/Sioux Falls, SD.
Jan 19, 2021
Jan 19, 2021 at 8:43 PM UTC
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