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Eyes of anthracite, ignite- Fuel for my waning spirit Food for my hungry soul. Her rays mirrored sunlight, And I, a humble acolyte: Happily dirtying myself to worship coal. The decades of pressure Stifling in leisure, tiny slivers of pleasure. Harsh force of demand. Idle gem, form of a diamond: Unaware of her own worth. How often, is ignorance our ruin And ourselves, our own undoing. To eat our own words: How it hurts
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Oct 22, 2023
Oct 22, 2023 at 4:36 PM UTC
Hair Of Black, Eyes Of Hazel
Eyes of anthracite, ignite- Fuel for my waning spirit Food for my hungry soul. Her rays mirrored sunlight, And I, a humble acolyte: Happily dirtying myself to worship coal. The decades of pressure Stifling in leisure, tiny slivers of pleasure. Harsh force of demand. Idle gem, form of a diamond: Unaware of her own worth. How often, is ignorance our ruin And ourselves, our own undoing. To eat our own words: How it hurts
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Oct 22, 2023
Oct 22, 2023 at 4:36 PM UTC
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