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Summer Solstice

by @andrew-philip

Only her evergreen eyes and painfully pink lips can pull an object, a young fool, 14 floors towards the earth, faster than gravity. The longest day of the year had a clock that was criminally insane, the hour hand moved like a propeller of a plane, and flew me to somewhere that felt familiar but I’ve never been. And the moon I told her that was mine, really belongs to her.
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31 / M / Denver, CO
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Jun 22, 2021
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