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Ligeia Siren

Retreat into the palms my dearest red-haired siren. (It's always red hair isn't it, Ross?) Back turned away from steamboat thoughts. Play your lovely instrument (is it a guitar? a violin?) its soft tones lifting up with the birds of Paradise. God cannot see you or sees you better. Yes, you are more aware of yourself away from civilization that heavy burden we beg for. You could forever be my lovely here. Blazing in the sun. Paradise's Artemis, A Goddess hiding in the Garden. If you were me, or I you were we each other could I turn away from Steamboat thoughts? I could lure Ulysses I could sound dangerous music. Don't call them back, tired of your island, your handmaids of Paradise. I don't want to have been wrong to trust your image if you are not a Goddess at all. I might hate you or I might love you now that we've been thrust together. Maybe I should have studied Elvis or Frieda but I retreated into the palms with you.
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girlofthesky
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Mar 21, 2015
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