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The Eden of Paradise

I don't look into your eyes I escavate every amber stripe kissing the pin wheeling crevices a rotary ferris wheel blurring and twisting mingling as if your eyes of auburn oil and gold were CD-ROMs racing at light speed breathing your heart beat with every rotation I peer into my universe and yours God's and the eternity in between and my stare slips as your eyes smile with your lips and I curl with the dimples of your eyes the moon and the sun collapse and paradise blooms wide in every amber glisten of your pupil
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devon-baker
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Jul 9, 2012
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