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Unsteady feet, Tread cobbled, wobbled floor, Little potted plants, Dead at the door. Salt in the air, Flurries of sun Entwine fair hair. Cables zap as they shake Up above, In this place of chipped paint, Lacking it's love. Spray crashes over The spread harbour arm, Knocking out, All of its charm. A sweep of the gale, All unsteady will fail to keep postured posed and poised. A flick of the mist, wail of the lighthouse, As the weather consumes, The quaint little homes, All torn up In the turmoil of natures fumes.
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Apr 7, 2015
Apr 7, 2015 at 7:32 PM UTC
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Unsteady feet, Tread cobbled, wobbled floor, Little potted plants, Dead at the door. Salt in the air, Flurries of sun Entwine fair hair. Cables zap as they shake Up above, In this place of chipped paint, Lacking it's love. Spray crashes over The spread harbour arm, Knocking out, All of its charm. A sweep of the gale, All unsteady will fail to keep postured posed and poised. A flick of the mist, wail of the lighthouse, As the weather consumes, The quaint little homes, All torn up In the turmoil of natures fumes.
lydia-pinder
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Apr 7, 2015
Apr 7, 2015 at 7:32 PM UTC
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