No. 033

November 1, 2024·11 lines·1 min read

Coruscate off her skin

Of your imagination.

One day you'll echo the never-ending Structures you built as a child In a meticulously conceived sanctuary, Each object placed with the precision Of your imagination. And you'll realize, when you see The soft purple-pink glow of the black light Seeming to coruscate off her skin, The reason for everything you did Was to let her in.

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No. 33

11 lines · 1 min read

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