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Priests and mothers alike laughed when it was proposed that he is the center of everything I know. That forces, still not understood, push and pull me around in a spinning dance like the ones I dreamt of before those forces took hold and polarized my ideals. Firmly in control, but with his soul's solar flares reflecting my tilted axis, fires burn in passionate eyes, and I can see only by the light that he casts on my life. Finger tips brush across skin like sunlight on morning cheeks, each photon preserved in poetic eternity, as it traveled through emptiness from my solar system's heart. It's worth the dizziness of my travel to arrive in summer close by his side to soak in those rays, and sneak raised glances up at skies that are his eyes, blue as though in tribute to my oceans below. With gazes that could move heavens and ideas that shine as numerous as the stars in his velvety backdrop, heliocentricity has become a sure truth in my life.
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Jan 8, 2015
Jan 8, 2015 at 11:19 PM UTC
(he)liocentricity
Priests and mothers alike laughed when it was proposed that he is the center of everything I know. That forces, still not understood, push and pull me around in a spinning dance like the ones I dreamt of before those forces took hold and polarized my ideals. Firmly in control, but with his soul's solar flares reflecting my tilted axis, fires burn in passionate eyes, and I can see only by the light that he casts on my life. Finger tips brush across skin like sunlight on morning cheeks, each photon preserved in poetic eternity, as it traveled through emptiness from my solar system's heart. It's worth the dizziness of my travel to arrive in summer close by his side to soak in those rays, and sneak raised glances up at skies that are his eyes, blue as though in tribute to my oceans below. With gazes that could move heavens and ideas that shine as numerous as the stars in his velvety backdrop, heliocentricity has become a sure truth in my life.
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Jan 8, 2015
Jan 8, 2015 at 11:19 PM UTC
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