drowning planets // poetry

drowning planets // poetry

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Let's go to the sky, To the paint splattered stars, I believe we can fly, Just open your arms. It's just us now, You and me; But I think we're crashing Into the sea. We were pulled in By the earth's magnet. Now you and I Are drowning planets. *This was written by an amazing friend @rustyclanton (although she's not really Rusty Clanton she just happened to be lucky and get the username) after she read my book. I really, really liked it so i decided to put it in the description of this book. Just to be clear, all of the chapters of the book are written by me.*
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