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Jul 2015
the streets, still wet

ice and fire

winter and exhaust;

travelling tires


rope burns and hostages;

pale against fires


past ghosts

and rising sails

to scrambled notes


jail cell floors

and rosemary coasts


simple men; folklore

rain and closed doors


worldly hours;

time and how it'd tower

over shores

early wings soar

over sunlit moor

two birds and one stone,

no more.
"honey, broadripple is burning."
touka
Written by
touka  23/F/Wilmington, NC
(23/F/Wilmington, NC)   
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   Woody, LB Parker and Cecil Miller
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