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Unfortunately blessed with bleeding hips and pink lips. Nothing but gravity to break our fall. Even the ground we walk on split apart to show us, that our hearts are mended to love but one. An eternity of courts and palaces, cannot prove that we are wrong, yet their stained glasses say, that we will never happen. I wish with every part of me, that we could race and find ourselves untouched by the society's settlements. But they brought us up. And now we have chosen never to let our rays touch, we only watch each others light from afar, hoping that we'd be recognized as a constellation.
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Nov 25, 2013
Nov 25, 2013 at 5:00 AM UTC
It's What You Do To Me
Unfortunately blessed with bleeding hips and pink lips. Nothing but gravity to break our fall. Even the ground we walk on split apart to show us, that our hearts are mended to love but one. An eternity of courts and palaces, cannot prove that we are wrong, yet their stained glasses say, that we will never happen. I wish with every part of me, that we could race and find ourselves untouched by the society's settlements. But they brought us up. And now we have chosen never to let our rays touch, we only watch each others light from afar, hoping that we'd be recognized as a constellation.
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Nov 25, 2013
Nov 25, 2013 at 5:00 AM UTC
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