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i went to your grave today and my ankles touched the grass 6 feet above you i placed my palms on brown stems crackling beneath the weight of my painted smile. the wind kicks up my hair like your coattail hitting the back of a leather seat facing ivory notes that mimic the lullaby i sing to you now. the white flowers stem from my fingernails after all this time they are beautiful weeds that i pluck and loop around each other placing this crown on my head that is anything but regal. the buds are the last snow and their misty color matches that of the clouds escaping my chapped lips.
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Jan 19, 2016
Jan 19, 2016 at 9:20 AM UTC
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i went to your grave today and my ankles touched the grass 6 feet above you i placed my palms on brown stems crackling beneath the weight of my painted smile. the wind kicks up my hair like your coattail hitting the back of a leather seat facing ivory notes that mimic the lullaby i sing to you now. the white flowers stem from my fingernails after all this time they are beautiful weeds that i pluck and loop around each other placing this crown on my head that is anything but regal. the buds are the last snow and their misty color matches that of the clouds escaping my chapped lips.
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Jan 19, 2016
Jan 19, 2016 at 9:20 AM UTC
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