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Walking on a windy, late night crooked street. I call to my city, To play that soft bassline beat. The one that captures, The red shade from cheeks. Tonight, I step with ease. Fresh oiled springs, Bring a bounce, back into my knees. Full moons are a flourish for the freaks. Yet in this dark veil, only loneliness presents a hand, To dance with me. I bow at the honor. Emptiness is just the face I need, to imagine, A smile that never takes its leave. In this heartbeat of a dream, Moments mirage, and recreate my most cherished scene, from Our midnight movie marriage, when the space between, Was only the frills of your dress and, The stitching on my jeans.
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Jun 29, 2021
Jun 29, 2021 at 4:22 PM UTC
One More Last Dance
Walking on a windy, late night crooked street. I call to my city, To play that soft bassline beat. The one that captures, The red shade from cheeks. Tonight, I step with ease. Fresh oiled springs, Bring a bounce, back into my knees. Full moons are a flourish for the freaks. Yet in this dark veil, only loneliness presents a hand, To dance with me. I bow at the honor. Emptiness is just the face I need, to imagine, A smile that never takes its leave. In this heartbeat of a dream, Moments mirage, and recreate my most cherished scene, from Our midnight movie marriage, when the space between, Was only the frills of your dress and, The stitching on my jeans.
Dance with your memories , like the past
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28/M/NYC
Jun 29, 2021
Jun 29, 2021 at 4:22 PM UTC
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