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In this alien world We hug the warm air for comfort. Hundreds of secrets slithering from our lips, Through bed sheets, making their way to dim skies and settling as stars; permanent fixtures of our past, until sunrise. In early morning hours, With heavy lids, We make mistakes. Basking in our sweet calamity as we cautiously pluck heart strings. But after we wipe the sleep from our eyes, The night’s intoxication forgotten, We take our shaky legs back home And turn to the winds for condolence.
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Nov 14, 2013
Nov 14, 2013 at 1:26 PM UTC
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In this alien world We hug the warm air for comfort. Hundreds of secrets slithering from our lips, Through bed sheets, making their way to dim skies and settling as stars; permanent fixtures of our past, until sunrise. In early morning hours, With heavy lids, We make mistakes. Basking in our sweet calamity as we cautiously pluck heart strings. But after we wipe the sleep from our eyes, The night’s intoxication forgotten, We take our shaky legs back home And turn to the winds for condolence.
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Nov 14, 2013
Nov 14, 2013 at 1:26 PM UTC
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