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How long, how lost, how lonely is the day? The sun lies recumbent, as I do: languishing in cold storage, perfectly preserved in its hollow corner of sky. I'm learning that we're not unalike. We burn, with equal intensity and others, love best to gaze at us, from the furthest, faraway plains. I seem, to bring naught, but discomfort. Wrapped in pain like the fading aurora bloom, of day, I'm a solar-powered picana so, please... avert your eyes.
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Sep 9, 2025
Sep 9, 2025 at 7:53 PM UTC
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How long, how lost, how lonely is the day? The sun lies recumbent, as I do: languishing in cold storage, perfectly preserved in its hollow corner of sky. I'm learning that we're not unalike. We burn, with equal intensity and others, love best to gaze at us, from the furthest, faraway plains. I seem, to bring naught, but discomfort. Wrapped in pain like the fading aurora bloom, of day, I'm a solar-powered picana so, please... avert your eyes.
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AP Kate-the-Shrew
Sep 9, 2025
Sep 9, 2025 at 7:53 PM UTC
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