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Beads

Can a silver cord bring you back? To your hair, your luminescent messy headed shards of gold. It moves in a coil Like a snake, or a Slinky. Quakes like your curls. The beads are perched, one next to the other. Perfect and sagging in a bend like a timeless smile Like yours Each bead a tooth, each makes me smile back at you. And the colors The colors, the colors. They are your moods, your rounded flaws. So great and right. If I could wear you every day, If I could wear you every day.
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robyn-kekacs
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Aug 30, 2011
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