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Valhalla

I remember tottering in too-high heels, and rolling through the Hollywood Hills. I remember the tide, pummeling the pier, as your saline lips pressed against my cheek. I remember coffee and candy apples and cole slaw and swisher sweets. I remember mellow-minded sugar drops and static-energy power pills. I remember your smell on my skin and your tingle on my tongue.
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Jul 1, 2011
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