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In the morning, rays and grays peek through dark curtains and I can hear the rain dance on double pane I can hear some breath measured and wanting I can hear a foreign tongue and blue-eyed laugh and fingers tracing cartography on fading maps of Western Europe. I like to hold the secrets of your past close against my chest like bouquets of dried flowers, crumbling in time and dotted with sweat from fever dreams, I watch you sick and typing and moving away from where I stand fast and with increasing frequency. It's only in magic that we ride bikes, wet leaves caught under fenders along a river side by side in shadows of a lifting bridge.
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May 27, 2014
May 27, 2014 at 5:41 PM UTC
Northern Curve
In the morning, rays and grays peek through dark curtains and I can hear the rain dance on double pane I can hear some breath measured and wanting I can hear a foreign tongue and blue-eyed laugh and fingers tracing cartography on fading maps of Western Europe. I like to hold the secrets of your past close against my chest like bouquets of dried flowers, crumbling in time and dotted with sweat from fever dreams, I watch you sick and typing and moving away from where I stand fast and with increasing frequency. It's only in magic that we ride bikes, wet leaves caught under fenders along a river side by side in shadows of a lifting bridge.
lyzi-diamond
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May 27, 2014
May 27, 2014 at 5:41 PM UTC
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