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I watch the sun see through the trees through the glass, see through me. This great star saturates my window brightly warms my hand, as if in proposition. My smile concedes like a girl that has just been asked to dance. An unstoppable smile. I belong out there, in the trees At the source Eating sunshine and sipping starbursts Filter free. I roll down the window as if to shout "Stop! Drop me off here". But all I have are excuses: "Bad timing," I say. And the sun may see, but it does not hear.
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Dec 4, 2015
Dec 4, 2015 at 3:59 PM UTC
The Scenic Route
I watch the sun see through the trees through the glass, see through me. This great star saturates my window brightly warms my hand, as if in proposition. My smile concedes like a girl that has just been asked to dance. An unstoppable smile. I belong out there, in the trees At the source Eating sunshine and sipping starbursts Filter free. I roll down the window as if to shout "Stop! Drop me off here". But all I have are excuses: "Bad timing," I say. And the sun may see, but it does not hear.
samyarb
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Dec 4, 2015
Dec 4, 2015 at 3:59 PM UTC
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