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Old Cuttlebones - with Maeve_Edmonson

Whispered séance unlocking the secrets
of ectoplasm and the dark's metaphors,
the wind picks up in its howling grace,
words I've never heard before.
I fight a final tear that shed,
the curiosities of the dearly departed.
My soul was crushed under my wing,
I knew it was over before it started,
in this menagerie of old cuttlebones.
But through ashes, I rose from his urn,
like a neon god dressed in sinful lace,
I rule the chambers of my own heart,
girdled by the twilight's lustful taste.
So I dip my sorrows in dry Merlot,
straight out of ecstasy bottled wine,
I'll keep this mind from going sober until,
my heart, the shadows creep with time.
Written by adagio
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Author's Note
A cappella writ without sound I could not have scribbled without Maeve_Edmonson.
All writing remains the property of the author. Don't use it for any purpose without their permission.
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