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XI
01:40
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Settling. Days spent watching the lighting change but it's still summer in your head. I can't keep this up. My mind shut off, Mine shut off.
The end of this. Poetic It is.
Stay there, back against the mattress morning's in your hair. Stay there, sustained in light from the glare.
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Flynn
02:40
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I felt the world rush as I left the house. sky has collided with ground.
feeling same lights descending back thorough the drapes on somber October mornings.
Anxiously wait, anxiously waiting
Windows ajar
Letting the breeze in
Back in those days when snow covered the driveway and you'd crash your old car leaving your taillight on the street.
Nights resting in that room with mixed emotions. The mattress against the floor is holding more weight than I can anymore
I'm watching mouths move, thinking aloud that I'm still empty, that I'm still out.
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Nocturnal
02:34
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The river pushed forth mimicking the ground. I sat and admired from the roof of your house.
Sober second thoughts and weak word choices. Socially inept, an underwhelming sunrise in the morning.
Concrete, brace your arms. Longing stops before the Impact against the floor. I can't keep you close to me anymore.
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Moth
03:34
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Your personality collides with instincts not to leave. That old bookshelf full of journals and dads old model planes rest idle by while your away.
Film laid out and above the desk that window holding beige light the blinds aren't letting in. Days spent sleeping against the wall, the grey escaped into you and back into the world
Dry pressure behind my eyes. Grey hues in a dull sky. I'm lost in humid winds. I'm thinking to much of this.
The fracture shifts idle hands. It's not something you'd think if again.
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