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I found a Wide eyed Smiling weeping heart Treading With rough toes grazing soft sand But never quite Grounding We pull over when we feel the wheels shake and limbs breaking. We search shelter when the bell clings and clinging I want your treading heart to echo mine Like whales And realize that maybe it was never the shore that they needed but a soul to swim beside To share a secret language in the sea Where the only worry is the trash we have kept in our stomachs. But what made the snake grow fins? The bible or the need?
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Jul 9, 2014
Jul 9, 2014 at 1:59 PM UTC
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I found a Wide eyed Smiling weeping heart Treading With rough toes grazing soft sand But never quite Grounding We pull over when we feel the wheels shake and limbs breaking. We search shelter when the bell clings and clinging I want your treading heart to echo mine Like whales And realize that maybe it was never the shore that they needed but a soul to swim beside To share a secret language in the sea Where the only worry is the trash we have kept in our stomachs. But what made the snake grow fins? The bible or the need?
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Jul 9, 2014
Jul 9, 2014 at 1:59 PM UTC
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