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I wear your jewellery I speak your name I wish there was something other the blame a heart that held love abound simply could not make another trip around the sun. He had you buried. It isn't what you wanted and I love him (but I hope he is haunted by that). He reads the bible now thinks of you at the pews I'm not sure whether he wants a trip to salvation or you. I have considered catching that bus with the one way ticket riding through fields and lakes and thickets. But what would I say when I got there? that the weight was too much to bear? (maybe). You would send me on my way I'd wake up on a sunny day on your sofa like when I was seventeen, windows tickled by the evergreens with a belly full of cake and soup and love (and maybe) the memory of that is enough.
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Sep 18, 2024
Sep 18, 2024 at 11:34 AM UTC
Valerie or (maybe)
I wear your jewellery I speak your name I wish there was something other the blame a heart that held love abound simply could not make another trip around the sun. He had you buried. It isn't what you wanted and I love him (but I hope he is haunted by that). He reads the bible now thinks of you at the pews I'm not sure whether he wants a trip to salvation or you. I have considered catching that bus with the one way ticket riding through fields and lakes and thickets. But what would I say when I got there? that the weight was too much to bear? (maybe). You would send me on my way I'd wake up on a sunny day on your sofa like when I was seventeen, windows tickled by the evergreens with a belly full of cake and soup and love (and maybe) the memory of that is enough.
jessica-lofts
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24/F/United Kingdom
Sep 18, 2024
Sep 18, 2024 at 11:34 AM UTC
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