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it is much like rain this hot evening,           prompt in arrival to assuage default                   settings    like most days when in the intimate dark           which love I clutch and whose               hands i ****** shatter before me     between the moment just arriving         and the press of disappearance      this body that dartles onto the leadened           cathedral of  your heart, the jaundice      of your repeated self accumulates            to harangue this true evening yellow     starting a burlesque of moon, flushed          in the punctuation of mildew. grass    its fragrance the first time and the last,          translated - a revision of wind's gesticulstions. else it was strangely always       pure dusk, wide-eyed, awake in futurity     dare the hands clench and the feet        mingle with swift pace much like     rain    this   evening      forgetting       a jammed, rusted   parasol              your first time underneath the world,        Summer ending in a blink of an eye,           a stab of bated breath.
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Mar 28, 2016
Mar 28, 2016 at 6:56 AM UTC
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it is much like rain this hot evening,           prompt in arrival to assuage default                   settings    like most days when in the intimate dark           which love I clutch and whose               hands i ****** shatter before me     between the moment just arriving         and the press of disappearance      this body that dartles onto the leadened           cathedral of  your heart, the jaundice      of your repeated self accumulates            to harangue this true evening yellow     starting a burlesque of moon, flushed          in the punctuation of mildew. grass    its fragrance the first time and the last,          translated - a revision of wind's gesticulstions. else it was strangely always       pure dusk, wide-eyed, awake in futurity     dare the hands clench and the feet        mingle with swift pace much like     rain    this   evening      forgetting       a jammed, rusted   parasol              your first time underneath the world,        Summer ending in a blink of an eye,           a stab of bated breath.
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Mar 28, 2016
Mar 28, 2016 at 6:56 AM UTC
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