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Windsor, and kite seats – I see that we are snowed in to the sky clouds have come half-removing themselves to be just oxygen orbs, little pods of white. So much like an eye without a pupil, or a tulip budding wide. She is beautiful but sad, salty sad inhaling it as a fume the smoke that does not disintegrate giving her cancer of the brain. These sails flap like torn skin, pale and cleaned of the internal things. Clouds feel that champagne-bottle way – fizz hopping from their stomachs and spread her melancholy east, then west. We give it to you, gentleman, with these outstretched ***** for hugs infect you and cough on the ones we love. But you are not yet stuck – barren, frozen, these skypanes in ivory unlock their mouths for weather to swallow and only get the sad, salty sadness, white winters infected by dirt. Clouds told they can fly, but it still hurts.
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Nov 15, 2012
Nov 15, 2012 at 10:41 AM UTC
sadder than the sky
Windsor, and kite seats – I see that we are snowed in to the sky clouds have come half-removing themselves to be just oxygen orbs, little pods of white. So much like an eye without a pupil, or a tulip budding wide. She is beautiful but sad, salty sad inhaling it as a fume the smoke that does not disintegrate giving her cancer of the brain. These sails flap like torn skin, pale and cleaned of the internal things. Clouds feel that champagne-bottle way – fizz hopping from their stomachs and spread her melancholy east, then west. We give it to you, gentleman, with these outstretched ***** for hugs infect you and cough on the ones we love. But you are not yet stuck – barren, frozen, these skypanes in ivory unlock their mouths for weather to swallow and only get the sad, salty sadness, white winters infected by dirt. Clouds told they can fly, but it still hurts.
sarina
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Nov 15, 2012
Nov 15, 2012 at 10:41 AM UTC
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