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oh, how the seashell screamed so faintly in my swollen, pinkened ear labored from listening mama's face open, all lit up and how she whispered "it's the water, she's calling you home" and I turned on my heel fell into myself my little face, stone-cold and the sea oh, she got me quite figured out the lurch in my stomach was her, and her millions of droplets of doubt we stopped the car at the ocean and you all jumped right in and I hung back- frightened of the black, crashing abyss
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Dec 3, 2018
Dec 3, 2018 at 8:50 PM UTC
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oh, how the seashell screamed so faintly in my swollen, pinkened ear labored from listening mama's face open, all lit up and how she whispered "it's the water, she's calling you home" and I turned on my heel fell into myself my little face, stone-cold and the sea oh, she got me quite figured out the lurch in my stomach was her, and her millions of droplets of doubt we stopped the car at the ocean and you all jumped right in and I hung back- frightened of the black, crashing abyss
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Dec 3, 2018
Dec 3, 2018 at 8:50 PM UTC
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