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professing the love

From Malenka / Fangs of the Living Dead (1969), Directed by Amando de Ossorio.

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Wrapped like a hasty re-gift,
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why i don’t use that barn anymore


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my high school friend had his reception there
which started out normal and ended as a quasi-orgy
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could never leave, would never


Inspired by Nimila’s Darkling Hours — Writing Invitations 🥀


Spirits of the house. “The house is never alone.” © Nimila


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Iodine & Bourbon


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Unfolding paper over the unset place,
smoothing orange faces, a section read solemn,
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threnody to the victims of retaliation


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the fire that took a life
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