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that tasted like popcorn and dirt; warm, and then Alive. The grass separates itself into individual blades that glitter          and    dance                                               under the sky like a million knives floating               on     the             afternoon                                tide. Friend, I want to grow roots with you.                                                                   I want to make a home in you. I am as raw as a newborn. All that my body can handle is the sweet juice of a peach                                                                                   running                                            down                                              my                                             neck. I never knew the sky could open as it has,                                                        could fill me with cloud,                              and the dust of what the first atoms have left behind for us. My body is a torch to light       with the world of your palms. Use dandelions                           as matches. I am stripped of all pretense, bones free of caveat and nicety. Now, it is time to live as an earthworm does. Softly, naked: on the cheek of the                                                         earth.
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May 9, 2016
May 9, 2016 at 9:58 PM UTC
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that tasted like popcorn and dirt; warm, and then Alive. The grass separates itself into individual blades that glitter          and    dance                                               under the sky like a million knives floating               on     the             afternoon                                tide. Friend, I want to grow roots with you.                                                                   I want to make a home in you. I am as raw as a newborn. All that my body can handle is the sweet juice of a peach                                                                                   running                                            down                                              my                                             neck. I never knew the sky could open as it has,                                                        could fill me with cloud,                              and the dust of what the first atoms have left behind for us. My body is a torch to light       with the world of your palms. Use dandelions                           as matches. I am stripped of all pretense, bones free of caveat and nicety. Now, it is time to live as an earthworm does. Softly, naked: on the cheek of the                                                         earth.
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May 9, 2016
May 9, 2016 at 9:58 PM UTC
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