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As he blows her in the direction of the sun she hopes he will return with her love as she picks up a amber red light holding the stern with thorns in place what she fears the most is the deadliest of all no love to bring to her bow, he is the reason she is most happy every single night ... Ever in the darkest hours the days turn to brightest with the loveliness of flowers finding out its not real the primal heat, a lover revealed something she can touch, see and feel marked by the moon, of the yellowish nights with scared scares, with a veil of shadows that only comes when she is alone Oh wow, here comes the direction of the sun ... Debbie Brooks 2014
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Sep 11, 2014
Sep 11, 2014 at 9:26 PM UTC
Direction Of the Sun
As he blows her in the direction of the sun she hopes he will return with her love as she picks up a amber red light holding the stern with thorns in place what she fears the most is the deadliest of all no love to bring to her bow, he is the reason she is most happy every single night ... Ever in the darkest hours the days turn to brightest with the loveliness of flowers finding out its not real the primal heat, a lover revealed something she can touch, see and feel marked by the moon, of the yellowish nights with scared scares, with a veil of shadows that only comes when she is alone Oh wow, here comes the direction of the sun ... Debbie Brooks 2014
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Sep 11, 2014
Sep 11, 2014 at 9:26 PM UTC
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