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marijuana poem

by @william-crowe-ii

On a plateau by the seashore sits a naked goddess, a dryad or a naiad-- she laments a soft song of mechanical love. Bathing in the quiet night, the light, the diamond-bright stillness. She looks at me with sad eyes. On a conch-shell loveboat together we sail through snaky canals of the heart. Cool, lapping water drips from her long seaweed hair as she sings for me-- we go beneath the sea & look up at intangible starfish that mirror the stars of the surface.
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Sep 25, 2014
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