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Half Past Happy

Our love is a green summer A plastic city Filled with windowless smiles And breakfast lullabies If I close my eyes and drift away I see you kissing my knees In the backs of cars Playing with my toes Under café tables Twisting my untamed hair Around calloused fingers I find myself trying to float away Like a red balloon Just a gypsy girl and hat backwards boy I listened to your decaying maybes As you zipped up our memories And gave away midnight I was half past happy Dancing through pink darkness Hoping for an earthquake With nights of claustrophobic feet As quiet as owls.
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amy-lorraine
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Nov 23, 2011
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