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chriseastmids β strip me bare of memory
Published: 2020-04-18 07:43:54 +0000 UTC; Views: 557; Favourites: 86; Downloads: 0
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You hold my spinning head to stare and strip me bare of memory, your black eyes burning into me so slow, the sounds and lights and others fade and fall away in symmetry, your black eyes burning hungrily and unafraid I know
"The Cure - This, here and now, with you"
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thank you so much Paula 
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Yes. Likewise - and thoughts to those who have lost or who are suffering x
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i'm glad about that, and yes indeed it must be very hard on them
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thank you Horst
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The escape of the Bumblebee! always cool work Chris
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thanks so much Jonathan 
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You are lucky, you have a reason and a subject to stip the ashes Β on your memories. I am trying and trying but Δ± can not hold them inside of my hands, they are slipping down...I always like your style and adore your submissions my friend. Wonderfully compose once again :d
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Ayhan ... sometimes memories need to be lost so they don't haunt you forever and our hands only hold as much as they can and in many cases things overflow and are lost forever and no matter how hard we try we cannot hold everything ... thank you so very much my friend i do try
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If you have new things to hold no problem, if only the memories leftand you can not keep them in your hands then, it gives pain dear friend
You are so welcome
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ahhhh new things we never mentioned new things 
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indeed ... but happiness shines through it
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The memories themselves decide when to leave... and can appear suddenly once in future.
Excellent work, as always!Β Β
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sometimes you think they have left you but they never do .... they linger somewhere deep inside us because we get a surprise when they suddenly appear again
thank you my friend
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Thank you too, my friend!Β Β
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