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Sitting by the window of an unfriendly room, baffled voices surround an unquenchable core. Digging my nails into flesh on my wrist, I crack both big toes. All the while, your limbs travel my inner eye lids. Something simple as a blade of grass, complex as The Birth of Venus cracking the surface of the sea. Strings lace the cortex of my mind, until all that remains are two puppets; metal spokes force your eyes to exonerate mine.
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Dec 10, 2013
Dec 10, 2013 at 10:40 PM UTC
You are Everywhere
Sitting by the window of an unfriendly room, baffled voices surround an unquenchable core. Digging my nails into flesh on my wrist, I crack both big toes. All the while, your limbs travel my inner eye lids. Something simple as a blade of grass, complex as The Birth of Venus cracking the surface of the sea. Strings lace the cortex of my mind, until all that remains are two puppets; metal spokes force your eyes to exonerate mine.
lily-gabrielle
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Dec 10, 2013
Dec 10, 2013 at 10:40 PM UTC
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