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Your name is buried under my tongue Its syllables percolate through My taste buds haven't settled yet The morphology of the word, its bones will now turn into brittle dust Debris will injure me - I am afraid of the power of words Because a simple one lay heavily - Inducing landslides of rubble inside. One day it will come back In another form unknown to me To either bring me back to life: Fire versus. Fire Or put me to sleep caught restlessly in the void Not finding a way to forget; Or be forgotten.
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Jun 2, 2014
Jun 2, 2014 at 1:31 PM UTC
Reincarnation
Your name is buried under my tongue Its syllables percolate through My taste buds haven't settled yet The morphology of the word, its bones will now turn into brittle dust Debris will injure me - I am afraid of the power of words Because a simple one lay heavily - Inducing landslides of rubble inside. One day it will come back In another form unknown to me To either bring me back to life: Fire versus. Fire Or put me to sleep caught restlessly in the void Not finding a way to forget; Or be forgotten.
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Jun 2, 2014
Jun 2, 2014 at 1:31 PM UTC
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