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let's say begin me the you way does open more slightly the closed fist of my petals, than opens me the light fingers of in may Spring. than the rain does, in autumn when dies the trees to neatly wonderful, (and i come into their black bodies the sliver of my mute flesh; stopping on brief immutable desolation my awe to wander enormously) the dew is fast and quietly begins me when: like that you are like you are like my to unfist (and with bright colours )pollen gold, suddenly, forever
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Feb 26, 2014
Feb 26, 2014 at 4:21 PM UTC
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let's say begin me the you way does open more slightly the closed fist of my petals, than opens me the light fingers of in may Spring. than the rain does, in autumn when dies the trees to neatly wonderful, (and i come into their black bodies the sliver of my mute flesh; stopping on brief immutable desolation my awe to wander enormously) the dew is fast and quietly begins me when: like that you are like you are like my to unfist (and with bright colours )pollen gold, suddenly, forever
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Feb 26, 2014
Feb 26, 2014 at 4:21 PM UTC
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