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Blackberries, fat with summer rays, Burst sure and true, like ocean waves Against my tongue they carry too The scent, the touch, the taste of you. Each bramble stripped with greedy hands Felt no qualm from scarlet brands Those such marks would wash away but Stains of you will still remain. The scratches heal, I’ll brush away Those nettle prongs that stick and stay I’ll brush the bracken, soothe the sting But thoughts of you will always cling. Those onyx beads, their shiny spheres Imbued with Sunshine, wet with tears; The taste is fading from my mouth Their waves of sweetness drawing out.
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Mar 25, 2015
Mar 25, 2015 at 12:44 PM UTC
Blackberries
Blackberries, fat with summer rays, Burst sure and true, like ocean waves Against my tongue they carry too The scent, the touch, the taste of you. Each bramble stripped with greedy hands Felt no qualm from scarlet brands Those such marks would wash away but Stains of you will still remain. The scratches heal, I’ll brush away Those nettle prongs that stick and stay I’ll brush the bracken, soothe the sting But thoughts of you will always cling. Those onyx beads, their shiny spheres Imbued with Sunshine, wet with tears; The taste is fading from my mouth Their waves of sweetness drawing out.
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Mar 25, 2015
Mar 25, 2015 at 12:44 PM UTC
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