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I have seen the teahouses carved into cerulean arches that make a delicate reach for the sky. From within, smoke traces the same path from the ends of cigars and the infinite "oh" of many mouths. The rafters converge in beams of light, the tiles are etched in holy words, the wrist of a girl bends a perfect curve- Another arch within arches, hands, wrists, windows, doors, mouths and words, the sky. And your cup lip dips into a tenuous moment: a question only form can ask, into an answer you've known forever
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Jan 19, 2014
Jan 19, 2014 at 9:01 PM UTC
Mint Tea in Algiers
I have seen the teahouses carved into cerulean arches that make a delicate reach for the sky. From within, smoke traces the same path from the ends of cigars and the infinite "oh" of many mouths. The rafters converge in beams of light, the tiles are etched in holy words, the wrist of a girl bends a perfect curve- Another arch within arches, hands, wrists, windows, doors, mouths and words, the sky. And your cup lip dips into a tenuous moment: a question only form can ask, into an answer you've known forever
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Jan 19, 2014
Jan 19, 2014 at 9:01 PM UTC
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