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I would have rowed to you had you not rowed to me, to the city inside our heads and outside our bodies and one cracked knuckle was there, the welcoming committee – we are inside, we are inside we are in the most delicious parts of you and me I breathe in some scent, fly into another sector, another crevice thinking love does the strange things: I would have rowed to you had you not rowed to me – I would have rowed to you had you not rowed to me. And we drown in each other, baby.
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Dec 8, 2012
Dec 8, 2012 at 10:56 PM UTC
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I would have rowed to you had you not rowed to me, to the city inside our heads and outside our bodies and one cracked knuckle was there, the welcoming committee – we are inside, we are inside we are in the most delicious parts of you and me I breathe in some scent, fly into another sector, another crevice thinking love does the strange things: I would have rowed to you had you not rowed to me – I would have rowed to you had you not rowed to me. And we drown in each other, baby.
sarina
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Dec 8, 2012
Dec 8, 2012 at 10:56 PM UTC
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