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When she cries Oceans withdraw their Hands from thirsty Shores to lend tears To her worries. When she cries My hands find her cheeks And collect little Beads of diamond from Velvet surfaces. I grace my lips with Divine martinies, and as Softly as I can, kiss their Path to where lids meet, Then lips, as if trying to Breathe them back into Her heart through her Mouth, and by that saying I'm sorry That I left my love unconfirmed Last morning.
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Oct 15, 2014
Oct 15, 2014 at 4:55 AM UTC
Beads of Diamond
When she cries Oceans withdraw their Hands from thirsty Shores to lend tears To her worries. When she cries My hands find her cheeks And collect little Beads of diamond from Velvet surfaces. I grace my lips with Divine martinies, and as Softly as I can, kiss their Path to where lids meet, Then lips, as if trying to Breathe them back into Her heart through her Mouth, and by that saying I'm sorry That I left my love unconfirmed Last morning.
sgholter
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Oct 15, 2014
Oct 15, 2014 at 4:55 AM UTC
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