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get me high.

take me under. sweet surrender. let me sink into you like my feet in the sand as the tide pulls it away. lay with me in silence on the beaten path in the cold and the dark. the light of the cartoon moon shining through queen anne's lace trees. the clouds take shape before us, pulsing. a butterfly. a castle. where before, turtles trudged on the side of the road, plastic bags. that ringing sound, inside my head the bells and the synthesizer pulling, strumming, stringing my brain cords. i rest my head on his shoulder, only just. he used to be inside. he made me this today, and he knew id never been happier than in my "wonderland." i was my very own alice, spinning, dizzy with delight. lost in a fantasy. "i am not sorry for my soul." he's distant, but so close. and i don't even care that he doesn't love me. he's calm and observant, reading me while i dance in front of him no longer on the path in Ohio, but in the firelight in Bogota' golden flesh. twisting and body pulsing with the beat of the music. the guitar makes me languid and you run your hands over my skin, and we fall into each other, fall into the heat. back home. cold and dark. a boy, not in the same place as i. he will not cease to be an object of my fascination. abstract understanding of him. we were meant to change each other, never to love the other. but YOU. you and i, we were meant to spin, crazy, out of control. so right, so wrong. i fall into you over and over and over and once more. and i never want to leave you, though the cartoon moon says i just might have to. take me under. sweet surrender.
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meg-freeman
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Jul 26, 2011
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