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I liked when you sang me salty lullabies, and kissed   the leaves on my forehead. When you bundled me up in sand and soil, carting me off the county fair, winning an honorable mention. How I miss the parting of your lips, the lurking smile: always there, always hidden. Make me a dandelion crown, and shepherd me through your shoulders.   You can see the whole world from up here--propped up on the tombstone.
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May 5, 2015
May 5, 2015 at 3:39 AM UTC
Humus
I liked when you sang me salty lullabies, and kissed   the leaves on my forehead. When you bundled me up in sand and soil, carting me off the county fair, winning an honorable mention. How I miss the parting of your lips, the lurking smile: always there, always hidden. Make me a dandelion crown, and shepherd me through your shoulders.   You can see the whole world from up here--propped up on the tombstone.
kenna-mcc
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May 5, 2015
May 5, 2015 at 3:39 AM UTC
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