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we could be your paint box,      whistling -                down - the faded margin of, my lined paper. from puffs of cerulean blue, to a teaspoon of burnt umber, half-stirred with a wooden spoon, we could paint a supernova                            ...go ahead passing souls glance and say: 'What clashing tones! What a mess they are bound to make.' but listen my little russet-eyes: for the grass will never be, greener on the other side, when we are every hue of green; when we are all the colours.
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Mar 30, 2021
Mar 30, 2021 at 2:39 PM UTC
painting a supernova with you
we could be your paint box,      whistling -                down - the faded margin of, my lined paper. from puffs of cerulean blue, to a teaspoon of burnt umber, half-stirred with a wooden spoon, we could paint a supernova                            ...go ahead passing souls glance and say: 'What clashing tones! What a mess they are bound to make.' but listen my little russet-eyes: for the grass will never be, greener on the other side, when we are every hue of green; when we are all the colours.
Sundas
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Mar 30, 2021
Mar 30, 2021 at 2:39 PM UTC
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