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I left Florida for the weather. Where summer pulses stagnant heat, to the rhythm of waves crashing. Today feels like yesterday, feels like last year, reminds me of that time five years ago when thunder seduced my soul. Ssshhh. That's death rising from swollen swamps, listening for the sound of prolonged blinkers. Jurassic eyes ogle leather flesh, cracked, salty, alien. I moved north for a fight. I jumped in the ring with scholars, pennies clamoring in sidewalk cups, applause. A crooked nose now leads the way, shadows take root beneath youthful, sun-kissed pools of blue. I'm still spinning. I left Atlanta for the people. Well, just one really. The girl whose soul once kissed thunder in the rain, and can't quit chasing storms until they touch again.
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Feb 26, 2013
Feb 26, 2013 at 5:51 PM UTC
Florida
I left Florida for the weather. Where summer pulses stagnant heat, to the rhythm of waves crashing. Today feels like yesterday, feels like last year, reminds me of that time five years ago when thunder seduced my soul. Ssshhh. That's death rising from swollen swamps, listening for the sound of prolonged blinkers. Jurassic eyes ogle leather flesh, cracked, salty, alien. I moved north for a fight. I jumped in the ring with scholars, pennies clamoring in sidewalk cups, applause. A crooked nose now leads the way, shadows take root beneath youthful, sun-kissed pools of blue. I'm still spinning. I left Atlanta for the people. Well, just one really. The girl whose soul once kissed thunder in the rain, and can't quit chasing storms until they touch again.
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Feb 26, 2013
Feb 26, 2013 at 5:51 PM UTC
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