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A Ballad to No One

Took all I had just to be stable as fingers pressed into the wood And I knocked til blood smeared the table for luck to keep what no one could. I thought that I could be smarter; I heard the casing hit the ground. Goodbyes came without a sound because absence makes the heart grow harder. My suffocation lingers since the cloth covered your face, grip slipping on besilked fingers but only frayed fibers left a trace Of what could have been of what we should have known; we let our demons in and now they're right at home. And though I beg and scream and barter, truth is I've nothing left to trade. So put that smile out on parade, absence makes

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Literature

A Ballad to No One

Took all I had just to be stable as fingers pressed into the wood And I knocked til blood smeared the table for luck to keep what no one could. I thought that I could be smarter; I heard the casing hit the ground. Goodbyes came without a sound because absence makes the heart grow harder. My suffocation lingers since the cloth covered your face, grip slipping on besilked fingers but only frayed fibers left a trace Of what could have been of what we should have known; we let our demons in and now they're right at home. And though I beg and scream and barter, truth is I've nothing left to trade. So put that smile out on parade, absence makes

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We Will Remember

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JTHM- Safe in the Dark

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Handmade Steampunk Book

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Literature

A Ballad to No One

Took all I had just to be stable as fingers pressed into the wood And I knocked til blood smeared the table for luck to keep what no one could. I thought that I could be smarter; I heard the casing hit the ground. Goodbyes came without a sound because absence makes the heart grow harder. My suffocation lingers since the cloth covered your face, grip slipping on besilked fingers but only frayed fibers left a trace Of what could have been of what we should have known; we let our demons in and now they're right at home. And though I beg and scream and barter, truth is I've nothing left to trade. So put that smile out on parade, absence makes

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The Girl in Red

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