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Her eyes are nothern stars guiding me Her smile is wind in my sail bringing me near My Magellan eyes scan her coast and sky My words, a cartagrapher drawing her every curve and line I sail an ocean of curiosity till storm of her desire send me crashing ashore Let my heart be run aground upon her chest Let me be stranded upon her lips, My hands castaway in her hair And wander her silken seashore Love has led me to a New World I want to explore every part I have found the great fortune of my life in her untamed, wild land Like Cortes, I burn the ships May I never be rescued
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May 27, 2015
May 27, 2015 at 10:08 PM UTC
A Shipwrecked Love, My Castaway Heart
*I could shower myself in stardust and I still wouldn't shine as bright as her* B.S.
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May 16, 2015
May 16, 2015 at 6:22 PM UTC
Stardust
Green tea equations and cigarettes and a distinct lack of food and dark night lovely lonely walks and maybe tomorrow she will wake in a life where she can love all parts of herself. Can you feel that? What a wondrous sensation. She takes cold hands and questions and buries them in that empty stomach that sings loudest when she fails at sleeping. This girl with worn patches and an overwhelming sense of irony; there's too much to her but still she is not enough.
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May 16, 2015
May 16, 2015 at 6:20 PM UTC
An accurate self-portrait.
tomorrow i want to steal someone's heart and i want them to steal mine i want to trace constellations on their palm with my finger, paint symphonies out of heart tickling laughter, dance a slow waltz with our lips intertwined, and gaze into their eyes and see a universe dear 11:11 tomorrow i want to be in love i want to feel the tip of it with my toes let it crawl up my leg and body and wrap me up from the inside out sink into oblivious bliss today i spent alone but tomorrow i want love to knock at my door sing me a tune i know by heart and let me hum the harmonies tear up the clouds and let the sun rain down sincerely,
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May 16, 2015
May 16, 2015 at 6:20 PM UTC
an open letter to 11:11