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she rambled through midnight, shoes more white-tar ***** than black leather, avoiding destinations, washed palms not unfamiliar with stakes being grounded near the wrong type of hearth. standing half-drunk, on scorched oxygen epilogues, her cheeks deserted, feet knuckling homeward, wrists unveiled by calamities, she’d pour shrapnel into her scrapes, wrongs cast in iron, and he would trace her scars like a roadmap, but always left by morning— twilight strangers in a cold, perfect sunset. freckles holy, lights heady, moon painfully indifferent.
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Oct 27, 2013
Oct 27, 2013 at 10:20 PM UTC
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she rambled through midnight, shoes more white-tar ***** than black leather, avoiding destinations, washed palms not unfamiliar with stakes being grounded near the wrong type of hearth. standing half-drunk, on scorched oxygen epilogues, her cheeks deserted, feet knuckling homeward, wrists unveiled by calamities, she’d pour shrapnel into her scrapes, wrongs cast in iron, and he would trace her scars like a roadmap, but always left by morning— twilight strangers in a cold, perfect sunset. freckles holy, lights heady, moon painfully indifferent.
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Oct 27, 2013
Oct 27, 2013 at 10:20 PM UTC
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