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My feet shift oceans When I wade. My fingers poked craters In the moon when I tripped Over the Shatsky Rise Under a stroll to Oceania from Eurasia. I eat from Tectonic plates;   Glaciers are my Popsicles. I shake fallen stars from my Shoulders and walk on, Earthquake by earthquake. Interstellar breezes soothe the Blisters from when I Burned my head on the sun. My arms can reach Mars, look: Red bits of Olympus Mons and Nereidum under my Fingernails. I leap lightyears. I cry tsunamies over the fact that You can't see me.
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May 22, 2014
May 22, 2014 at 1:20 PM UTC
Olympus Mons
My feet shift oceans When I wade. My fingers poked craters In the moon when I tripped Over the Shatsky Rise Under a stroll to Oceania from Eurasia. I eat from Tectonic plates;   Glaciers are my Popsicles. I shake fallen stars from my Shoulders and walk on, Earthquake by earthquake. Interstellar breezes soothe the Blisters from when I Burned my head on the sun. My arms can reach Mars, look: Red bits of Olympus Mons and Nereidum under my Fingernails. I leap lightyears. I cry tsunamies over the fact that You can't see me.
sgholter
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May 22, 2014
May 22, 2014 at 1:20 PM UTC
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