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When I ate with you in Merrion Square, flicking rain from my eyes as it wandered down from the jailing trees, had you already decided to leave me? There I sat, thinking I was Orpheus, come to Dublin to return my lover to my world, not looking back at what she did, not ever looking back. There you sat, knowing I was Eurydice - to be given one last longing look before I was pulled from Merrion Square, from Dublin, raked over the sea changes, until all I had was the dark, the jilted dark of the bedroom that doubled as a hell.
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Feb 18, 2021
Feb 18, 2021 at 9:42 PM UTC
Merrion Square
When I ate with you in Merrion Square, flicking rain from my eyes as it wandered down from the jailing trees, had you already decided to leave me? There I sat, thinking I was Orpheus, come to Dublin to return my lover to my world, not looking back at what she did, not ever looking back. There you sat, knowing I was Eurydice - to be given one last longing look before I was pulled from Merrion Square, from Dublin, raked over the sea changes, until all I had was the dark, the jilted dark of the bedroom that doubled as a hell.
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Feb 18, 2021
Feb 18, 2021 at 9:42 PM UTC
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