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Scaling the Sun

I wasnt supposed to but we went out running anyway. Call me an adulteress, it doesnt matter by now. Ill never reach these places with him that I do here. Here the wine flows down our throats and the wind rips down our hair and backs. And yes for the millionth time we live out fantasies that in others just lay there

dormant in their coffins for etertinity

my heart is an explosion

of a million tiny rhapsodies

racing around the planets

landing for moments

on thoughts

on animals

on stars and on

trees

and on grass

but pounding in my chest and with

ur heart

all at the same time.

You grab my hand and we are at once

scaling the wall less edges of

the scorching sun

and sitting meaninglessly here

in these moments

i want a song written just for me

i want to frolic among a trillion dandelions

in purple linen dresses

u and me

i want the sun to laugh raining and kissing down our necks and backs

it will be a fantasy

we will be friends

soaking up moments like hawaiian punch

delightfully and lustily

and you will sing a song and give it to me

and when you are done it will sing over agian

and we will never be done hearing it

and we will know

I and He

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shula-e
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Nov 15, 2011
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