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I keep asking the girl with the crystal ball eyes about my past but she only has questions about my future. Every single line chiseled into my hands is a dried up river from cobalt blue dreams and mango colored land. The air is thick with heavy accents that drift in and out of sleepy ears. The end of my hand trails off in stitches like war wounds. The sky is heavy and oil slicked, encrusted with paper lanterns that lift my heavy head from thick poppy fields to a million light bulbs in the sky. My right pointer finger maps out 3 children all with heads of thick curls and coffee bean eyes, but my left ring finger is light and free of any bands of diamonds or gold. My palms show thick life lines but short and burrowing deep into layers of muscle and tissue that wipe away any tears from this life or the last.
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Apr 14, 2014
Apr 14, 2014 at 9:40 PM UTC
gypsy teller
I keep asking the girl with the crystal ball eyes about my past but she only has questions about my future. Every single line chiseled into my hands is a dried up river from cobalt blue dreams and mango colored land. The air is thick with heavy accents that drift in and out of sleepy ears. The end of my hand trails off in stitches like war wounds. The sky is heavy and oil slicked, encrusted with paper lanterns that lift my heavy head from thick poppy fields to a million light bulbs in the sky. My right pointer finger maps out 3 children all with heads of thick curls and coffee bean eyes, but my left ring finger is light and free of any bands of diamonds or gold. My palms show thick life lines but short and burrowing deep into layers of muscle and tissue that wipe away any tears from this life or the last.
liana-garcia
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Apr 14, 2014
Apr 14, 2014 at 9:40 PM UTC
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