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This too-big sky that does daily darken and indulge less romantic hearts than mine, caresses sad, ragged man to harken; he lay there on the coastline, breathing brine. So far away, he did fail to mention that the sea had made his fondest wish true. So close, it was plain his main intention was to season as he sat down to rue. Fail me now, somberly habitual crest-fallen snow, gingerly coloring his fingers and face. Finding ritual. He has lost the ring and is souring. When the last of the mighty waves have crashed, there he lay, waiting forever -as asked.
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May 22, 2013
May 22, 2013 at 6:51 PM UTC
Season by Sea
This too-big sky that does daily darken and indulge less romantic hearts than mine, caresses sad, ragged man to harken; he lay there on the coastline, breathing brine. So far away, he did fail to mention that the sea had made his fondest wish true. So close, it was plain his main intention was to season as he sat down to rue. Fail me now, somberly habitual crest-fallen snow, gingerly coloring his fingers and face. Finding ritual. He has lost the ring and is souring. When the last of the mighty waves have crashed, there he lay, waiting forever -as asked.
(c) 2007- From I Don't Know These Words
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May 22, 2013
May 22, 2013 at 6:51 PM UTC
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