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I imagine . . . a room draped in muted lighting the scene of a recent gathering,      now departed, nostalgia clings to a hazy Chardonnay glass stained by cinnamon-tinted lips, one sip remains;                               I indulge across the room,       conversation erupts into liberated laughter, echoing spirits    l o o s e n e d in moonlit tongues beneath a winding staircase; my shadow caresses the wooden banister,               eaves                      dropping   by floor-length windows, majestic fingers cloak a bohemian blush as ardent eyes lean in without inhibition; my lips burn from their amorous         exchange then haunting notes drift upon midnight air, the room blurs, disintegrating into shimmering confetti,       spilling down               back steps that sting an untamed night with distant memories, bewitched in peonies, fragranced by a piano's final resonant key
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Feb 23, 2021
Feb 23, 2021 at 12:59 PM UTC
Whenever Debussy plays "Clair de Lune"
I imagine . . . a room draped in muted lighting the scene of a recent gathering,      now departed, nostalgia clings to a hazy Chardonnay glass stained by cinnamon-tinted lips, one sip remains;                               I indulge across the room,       conversation erupts into liberated laughter, echoing spirits    l o o s e n e d in moonlit tongues beneath a winding staircase; my shadow caresses the wooden banister,               eaves                      dropping   by floor-length windows, majestic fingers cloak a bohemian blush as ardent eyes lean in without inhibition; my lips burn from their amorous         exchange then haunting notes drift upon midnight air, the room blurs, disintegrating into shimmering confetti,       spilling down               back steps that sting an untamed night with distant memories, bewitched in peonies, fragranced by a piano's final resonant key
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Feb 23, 2021
Feb 23, 2021 at 12:59 PM UTC
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