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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required "Living In A Moment" Through the depths of darkness, She persisted to get lost, Amongst the stars that pull her in; Pull her into an oblivious oblivion. To witness her personal home was a dream I too needed. Those stars are the only damn thing that ever holds her together! In a moment, Lost within her oblivion; Her eyes owned the night, As she grazed upon their light; She was alright for a moment, As those around her were struck by inspiration! Songs would be written within the souls of those linking constellations. Through the depths of darkness, She persisted to get lost, Amongst the stars that pull her in; Pull her into an oblivious oblivion. As she waited patiently for the moments she pictured to come true, Thee music she imagined was already dancing upon a starry nightfall! It's as if she was to remain lost within the beauty of the night; Her nightmares floated up up & away, As heart grew and pieced herself back together for another night. ? a fighter she will always be! Externally she rocks the black, While internally she is digging graves for her demons to be buried alive upon. Through the depths of darkness, She persisted to get lost, Amongst the stars that pull her in; Pull her into an oblivious oblivion. Copyrighted by: Ashley Jacobs
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