The Stars

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The stars
They call to me
Draw me from my deep slumber
Call me into their abyss
Swallowing me whole
Drowning me in light
Drowning me in peace
Drowning me in false safety
Before slitting my throat
And leaving me for dead

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Until next time, Farren ♡

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