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The sun no longer rises, The earth has stilled beneath my feet; Yet still I walk, and wait—for you. The moon has vanished from the skies, The wind no longer sings its tune, But my heart, it won’t stop pounding. Here and now, I make my vow: I’ll run through fire, shatter bone, Tear down cities, conquer thrones— Yet never beg, nor plead, nor bind Your soul to love that must be free.
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May 5, 2025
May 5, 2025 at 4:30 AM UTC
Even If the World Ends
The sun no longer rises, The earth has stilled beneath my feet; Yet still I walk, and wait—for you. The moon has vanished from the skies, The wind no longer sings its tune, But my heart, it won’t stop pounding. Here and now, I make my vow: I’ll run through fire, shatter bone, Tear down cities, conquer thrones— Yet never beg, nor plead, nor bind Your soul to love that must be free.
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23/Cisgender/India
May 5, 2025
May 5, 2025 at 4:30 AM UTC
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