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Somewhere I remember all that I lost, all that was taken from my fractured soul. Here I only feel the darkness, the hunger lurking over my conscience. Everywhere I can taste the shadows, caught between gnashing, eager teeth. Still I hear the music gently and painfully, what I was and what I will yet become. Inside my heart beats oil and grease, the endless cycle of a raw and ****** consumption. Who was I when I turned away? Who was I when I lost control? Who was I when I broke the mirror? Who was I when you devoured me?
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Apr 6, 2021
Apr 6, 2021 at 2:37 PM UTC
The Thin Man and the Lady pt. II
Somewhere I remember all that I lost, all that was taken from my fractured soul. Here I only feel the darkness, the hunger lurking over my conscience. Everywhere I can taste the shadows, caught between gnashing, eager teeth. Still I hear the music gently and painfully, what I was and what I will yet become. Inside my heart beats oil and grease, the endless cycle of a raw and ****** consumption. Who was I when I turned away? Who was I when I lost control? Who was I when I broke the mirror? Who was I when you devoured me?
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17/Gender Nonconforming
Apr 6, 2021
Apr 6, 2021 at 2:37 PM UTC
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