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the light tore through her eyes as she rolled in the green grass laughing through her tears as she watched the sun’s demise and seeing the sky turn from arctic to indigo she lifted herself from the earthen bed rosy cheeks aglow tumbling drunkenly down cobbled ground hearing the concertina player’s refrain the air cradling the forte of the sound and the breeze thickened with the cool evening veil so she walked past the mosaic homes, sleeping in their wake, somewhat yearning for the mundane and her heart begins to ache for she slept not in the cotton sheets of a sun-warmed bed nor in the arms of another because her eyes streamed storms and she belonged to the wild waltzing between cities that she had long forgotten gently removing the bandages of long-healed wounds bright unsure eyes like a child and though her hair was held in beautiful black drapes and her body clothed in a flowing white dress her curiosity like a little boy’s traipse her heart roared fires spitting with ash and flame her mind like a tiger no man could tame she was a living breathing storm calm on its surface fickle to transform so as she rolled through the grass watching the sun’s demise golden fires blazed in her eyes.
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May 4, 2021
May 4, 2021 at 4:26 PM UTC
six o' clock in italy
the light tore through her eyes as she rolled in the green grass laughing through her tears as she watched the sun’s demise and seeing the sky turn from arctic to indigo she lifted herself from the earthen bed rosy cheeks aglow tumbling drunkenly down cobbled ground hearing the concertina player’s refrain the air cradling the forte of the sound and the breeze thickened with the cool evening veil so she walked past the mosaic homes, sleeping in their wake, somewhat yearning for the mundane and her heart begins to ache for she slept not in the cotton sheets of a sun-warmed bed nor in the arms of another because her eyes streamed storms and she belonged to the wild waltzing between cities that she had long forgotten gently removing the bandages of long-healed wounds bright unsure eyes like a child and though her hair was held in beautiful black drapes and her body clothed in a flowing white dress her curiosity like a little boy’s traipse her heart roared fires spitting with ash and flame her mind like a tiger no man could tame she was a living breathing storm calm on its surface fickle to transform so as she rolled through the grass watching the sun’s demise golden fires blazed in her eyes.
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May 4, 2021
May 4, 2021 at 4:26 PM UTC
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