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She was walking towards the river with her feet bare and her white silk disassembled; they said she was a loathed cathedral of despair as a ruined, beloved garden,  _she is all that is left_. “_Will you hold my hands  or leave me? Should I wait until we're together?_” she sang her lullaby as she let her body float.  while she holds her sweet eulogies, _it’s all what she has_, gazing upon the sky, giving in at the temptation. “_please don’t make me wait forever_” the words linger in the water as her breath goes into oblivion.
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Jan 28, 2022
Jan 28, 2022 at 8:15 AM UTC
Ophelia
She was walking towards the river with her feet bare and her white silk disassembled; they said she was a loathed cathedral of despair as a ruined, beloved garden,  _she is all that is left_. “_Will you hold my hands  or leave me? Should I wait until we're together?_” she sang her lullaby as she let her body float.  while she holds her sweet eulogies, _it’s all what she has_, gazing upon the sky, giving in at the temptation. “_please don’t make me wait forever_” the words linger in the water as her breath goes into oblivion.
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Jan 28, 2022
Jan 28, 2022 at 8:15 AM UTC
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