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i lied about the exorcism-- that neon ghost still haunts my phone and though all of us are silent you sing my tinnitus till the storms get back. you don't know it's been raining all week because i never told you; i'm so scared of spirits and spiders and weathering small-talk-- your sun and my curtain-clouded bedroom. in a sunpatch on your floor, i dreamt of leaping off the grid and landing back in lake hylia a hero; now i only dream of daytime drinks, a summer solitude as dull as the ends of my hair 'cause i can't even throw back my dad's ninety proof without the sun in my eyes so the truth is between zelda and zookeeping i've been seancing on the dusty carpet arranging myself around album booklets and ***** shirts and maybe i couldn't help it maybe i lit a couple candles by your name not thinking you'd think of me or think to shine solar snapshots onto my pillow-- a presence to make me breathless enough that i can't ***** them out and they keep me up at night
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Jan 26, 2025
Jan 26, 2025 at 10:48 AM UTC
if you add limeade it's technically a whiskey sour
i lied about the exorcism-- that neon ghost still haunts my phone and though all of us are silent you sing my tinnitus till the storms get back. you don't know it's been raining all week because i never told you; i'm so scared of spirits and spiders and weathering small-talk-- your sun and my curtain-clouded bedroom. in a sunpatch on your floor, i dreamt of leaping off the grid and landing back in lake hylia a hero; now i only dream of daytime drinks, a summer solitude as dull as the ends of my hair 'cause i can't even throw back my dad's ninety proof without the sun in my eyes so the truth is between zelda and zookeeping i've been seancing on the dusty carpet arranging myself around album booklets and ***** shirts and maybe i couldn't help it maybe i lit a couple candles by your name not thinking you'd think of me or think to shine solar snapshots onto my pillow-- a presence to make me breathless enough that i can't ***** them out and they keep me up at night
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Jan 26, 2025
Jan 26, 2025 at 10:48 AM UTC
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