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I am a signed document a fit of freedom written in last minute ink My hair the lustrous curls of knowing what it’s like to unwind a little. My breath is the mist of the Baltic Sea, rising to meet the heat of an argument, a moment, a feeling. I light a fire with my pen. I hide my tired eyes, clenched jaw and write with a tight grip. Voices echo through the forest, Révolution ! Commencer la revolution ! Trees fall to thunder. Self-doubt sinks to the bottom of my sea like a shipwreck. My armies trench through fields mowed in circles the rings moving out like zen, and I practice tai chi in the middle of battle finding peace at last. Now I live a lifetime of summer.
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Sep 12, 2016
Sep 12, 2016 at 2:30 AM UTC
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I am a signed document a fit of freedom written in last minute ink My hair the lustrous curls of knowing what it’s like to unwind a little. My breath is the mist of the Baltic Sea, rising to meet the heat of an argument, a moment, a feeling. I light a fire with my pen. I hide my tired eyes, clenched jaw and write with a tight grip. Voices echo through the forest, Révolution ! Commencer la revolution ! Trees fall to thunder. Self-doubt sinks to the bottom of my sea like a shipwreck. My armies trench through fields mowed in circles the rings moving out like zen, and I practice tai chi in the middle of battle finding peace at last. Now I live a lifetime of summer.
Leahward
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Sep 12, 2016
Sep 12, 2016 at 2:30 AM UTC
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