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I had the good fortune to visit it twice, the first time it was like the Marie Celeste, dark with blue doors and old coffee dregs shining on the base of deserted mugs, a full perfume bottle of Narcissus glowed on a mildewed window, for shame I thought , sketches, letters, catalogues all congealed together in sodden shop boxes I wasn't supposed to be there then again in a dream, all the walls were dark pink and shelves were filled with treasure trinkets for sale, I stopped at a pair of silver earrings and crystaline figures that danced in unison gold and black drawings hung the walls of a bedroom with roses for a carpet a melancholy light stilled the air, I wondered how in god's name did he fit there, that tiny bed I paused here, others came in.
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Mar 18, 2011
Mar 18, 2011 at 3:27 PM UTC
Delaney's House
I had the good fortune to visit it twice, the first time it was like the Marie Celeste, dark with blue doors and old coffee dregs shining on the base of deserted mugs, a full perfume bottle of Narcissus glowed on a mildewed window, for shame I thought , sketches, letters, catalogues all congealed together in sodden shop boxes I wasn't supposed to be there then again in a dream, all the walls were dark pink and shelves were filled with treasure trinkets for sale, I stopped at a pair of silver earrings and crystaline figures that danced in unison gold and black drawings hung the walls of a bedroom with roses for a carpet a melancholy light stilled the air, I wondered how in god's name did he fit there, that tiny bed I paused here, others came in.
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Mar 18, 2011
Mar 18, 2011 at 3:27 PM UTC
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