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you taught me to peel my own layers like oranges, abolishing my own comfort until my skin is raw and fresh, until the scent of selfish solitude is in the air you breathe. once bare, I must forget the ache of loss and grieve in silence as the desert sun taunts me with the color I've just shed. my eyes will always know your face. it is a face of a man with yellow eyes, a gun inside his pocket; ready to pull the trigger once the war inside him commences. gone are the days of peeling oranges. it is time for me to peel suns.
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Jun 3, 2014
Jun 3, 2014 at 6:47 AM UTC
Peeling Suns
you taught me to peel my own layers like oranges, abolishing my own comfort until my skin is raw and fresh, until the scent of selfish solitude is in the air you breathe. once bare, I must forget the ache of loss and grieve in silence as the desert sun taunts me with the color I've just shed. my eyes will always know your face. it is a face of a man with yellow eyes, a gun inside his pocket; ready to pull the trigger once the war inside him commences. gone are the days of peeling oranges. it is time for me to peel suns.
a.u.
aerielle
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Filipino
Jun 3, 2014
Jun 3, 2014 at 6:47 AM UTC
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