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Bluebell Lucy danced in fantastic flames, taught by shamanic figures   when the winter nights grew tiresome   and lonely boys ran passionately in village streets She stood on ancient structures and sang her song with uttermost vigor   even after mild paranoia sets in, she stands statuesque   breathing harmonic, listening intently to the cloud's chatter Her cobalt lashes flickered adroitly when she scanned the sky atop her locks   and let the coming rains wash through that azure mane   until the kiss of eternal gratitude arrived from a stray bird On cobble stone paving, her heels were worn and dampened, she nimbly strides   how beautiful it is to see a spirit so free   and the obstinate world yields to her alone Loosely, Lucy with a cerulean aura, gathers the injured and feral in alabaster arms   she is yagé and the world hallucinates because of her   a subtle enlightenment she gives to onlookers and thieves Camu Camu sprouting from the wells she digs with bare hands in midnight moonlight   her compatriots, the beasts of lost tribes, look onwards   and she wails a verse on hemerocallis singular sensation The flower that she is, a wild one that grows sporadically to enhance the beauty of existence   and everybody incomprehensible in thoughts when she speaks   because she is love when love had died so many suns ago
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Dec 12, 2013
Dec 12, 2013 at 3:35 PM UTC
Ayahuasca Edification In The Age of Lovelessness, and She Is Light When I Am In The Dark
Bluebell Lucy danced in fantastic flames, taught by shamanic figures   when the winter nights grew tiresome   and lonely boys ran passionately in village streets She stood on ancient structures and sang her song with uttermost vigor   even after mild paranoia sets in, she stands statuesque   breathing harmonic, listening intently to the cloud's chatter Her cobalt lashes flickered adroitly when she scanned the sky atop her locks   and let the coming rains wash through that azure mane   until the kiss of eternal gratitude arrived from a stray bird On cobble stone paving, her heels were worn and dampened, she nimbly strides   how beautiful it is to see a spirit so free   and the obstinate world yields to her alone Loosely, Lucy with a cerulean aura, gathers the injured and feral in alabaster arms   she is yagé and the world hallucinates because of her   a subtle enlightenment she gives to onlookers and thieves Camu Camu sprouting from the wells she digs with bare hands in midnight moonlight   her compatriots, the beasts of lost tribes, look onwards   and she wails a verse on hemerocallis singular sensation The flower that she is, a wild one that grows sporadically to enhance the beauty of existence   and everybody incomprehensible in thoughts when she speaks   because she is love when love had died so many suns ago
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Dec 12, 2013
Dec 12, 2013 at 3:35 PM UTC
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