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The morning chill came with a thin drizzle - dipped in tea and served with tobacco. Nausea was gulped down the throat for breakfast - the back of palm wiping the mouth. Trapped in a brown jacket and your green eyes, I felt a sudden urge to ask you to follow me to a place I had reserved solely for your arrival which sometimes smells of coffee brewing in the morning. The urge to approach you was strong, and yet  I did not, for this morning the sky shared an intimate kiss with the clouds and it began to pour - people routed indoors and you quickly took resolved steps, covering your head with a diary, the front of which had a picture of two flowers nudging each other. Boys in warm sweaters and girls in knitted scarfs carelessly dawdled around  as I walked back home, alone.
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Dec 1, 2017
Dec 1, 2017 at 9:41 AM UTC
Wind Blown Whispers Wind Naked Down The Corridor
The morning chill came with a thin drizzle - dipped in tea and served with tobacco. Nausea was gulped down the throat for breakfast - the back of palm wiping the mouth. Trapped in a brown jacket and your green eyes, I felt a sudden urge to ask you to follow me to a place I had reserved solely for your arrival which sometimes smells of coffee brewing in the morning. The urge to approach you was strong, and yet  I did not, for this morning the sky shared an intimate kiss with the clouds and it began to pour - people routed indoors and you quickly took resolved steps, covering your head with a diary, the front of which had a picture of two flowers nudging each other. Boys in warm sweaters and girls in knitted scarfs carelessly dawdled around  as I walked back home, alone.
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Dec 1, 2017
Dec 1, 2017 at 9:41 AM UTC
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