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I long for the sanctuary of sleep, my palm, relaxed, upon your heart head nestled into the crook of your kindness, slow strokes of tender shelter from the storms within thunder quelled into gentle as the stars fill my bones leading me into forests of sweet, dark replenishment scent of pine and loamy moss over my body, forming a green –quilted blanket of tiny-budded love my fingers planted deep into the cooling soil, sprouts unfurling crickets in night chant fireflies a-whirl and the bond in our veins, delicate fronds intertwined yet giving space to breathe, simply breathing lungs expanding in the cracked wood tranquil of mountain air hushed rush For now, through panes of glass the moon casts a watchful eye caressing my sadness with her woven strobes of light
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Aug 22, 2017
Aug 22, 2017 at 4:06 PM UTC
sanctuary
I long for the sanctuary of sleep, my palm, relaxed, upon your heart head nestled into the crook of your kindness, slow strokes of tender shelter from the storms within thunder quelled into gentle as the stars fill my bones leading me into forests of sweet, dark replenishment scent of pine and loamy moss over my body, forming a green –quilted blanket of tiny-budded love my fingers planted deep into the cooling soil, sprouts unfurling crickets in night chant fireflies a-whirl and the bond in our veins, delicate fronds intertwined yet giving space to breathe, simply breathing lungs expanding in the cracked wood tranquil of mountain air hushed rush For now, through panes of glass the moon casts a watchful eye caressing my sadness with her woven strobes of light
lora-lee
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Aug 22, 2017
Aug 22, 2017 at 4:06 PM UTC
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