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A ship

You have a traveler's soul. And a mind that wanders just as restlessly As a ship lost at sea Refusing to sink and become forgotten. You have the eyes of hand woven tapestries Hung on the walls of childhood homes. Laden with memories and first kisses Riddled with promises and Sunday afternoons. You have the bones of a life felt from the other side. A spirit touched by what it means To be human And what it means to be broken.
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Dec 18, 2015
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