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Was it a tiny coloured line, was it a black endless nothing. A bunch of lights, twisted, flipped and drifting A mass of them, and among this nothigness, a shadow It had its own charisma, its own shape its own personality It shined, though black It crumbled, though strong, and jumped, cheerful, but it was far, and the brief and narrow coloured line widened Days went by, so did people Did friends, did more than friends, did girlfriends None of them, full or empty, fulfilled that shape Nor did they dislike me I even loved some, but I didn't And when I found her, the woman in the shadow shape, dreamed I in peace
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May 28, 2014
May 28, 2014 at 11:40 AM UTC
Shadow
Was it a tiny coloured line, was it a black endless nothing. A bunch of lights, twisted, flipped and drifting A mass of them, and among this nothigness, a shadow It had its own charisma, its own shape its own personality It shined, though black It crumbled, though strong, and jumped, cheerful, but it was far, and the brief and narrow coloured line widened Days went by, so did people Did friends, did more than friends, did girlfriends None of them, full or empty, fulfilled that shape Nor did they dislike me I even loved some, but I didn't And when I found her, the woman in the shadow shape, dreamed I in peace
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May 28, 2014
May 28, 2014 at 11:40 AM UTC
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