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A flash of light, Then a brilliant burst of colour, And a deep amber of the most passionate hue, Fell into waves, And framed the brightest eyes of ocean blue. A luminous face of olive-white, Stared into my soul, And filled my heart with delight. Behind peach lips, A smile reflected a smile, As she outstretched her long arms, In the most graceful style. Her fragile hand turned a rotation, Her fingers changing form, Her other arm held above her head, The breeze before the storm. The girl from the other side of the camera was her. Her final request: One last picture. She beckoned me near And brushed my hair behind my ear. Then, as if it were a sign, She parted her lips, And pressed them to mine.
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Nov 13, 2010
Nov 13, 2010 at 4:59 PM UTC
The Girl From the Other Side of the Camera
A flash of light, Then a brilliant burst of colour, And a deep amber of the most passionate hue, Fell into waves, And framed the brightest eyes of ocean blue. A luminous face of olive-white, Stared into my soul, And filled my heart with delight. Behind peach lips, A smile reflected a smile, As she outstretched her long arms, In the most graceful style. Her fragile hand turned a rotation, Her fingers changing form, Her other arm held above her head, The breeze before the storm. The girl from the other side of the camera was her. Her final request: One last picture. She beckoned me near And brushed my hair behind my ear. Then, as if it were a sign, She parted her lips, And pressed them to mine.
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Nov 13, 2010
Nov 13, 2010 at 4:59 PM UTC
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