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Whiskey dipped flowers

by john-michalski

We laid under the crepuscular light, That shined like the moon. Entwined together like a knitted sweater, Her heart is my home. With sapphire eyes, She stared into galaxies far beyond mine. To cascade through her evocative thoughts would take me centuries to understand her, And the way she looks at me. I get lost for words, And tend to overlook the feelings that may change like capricious weather. We bloom like naked flowers that never got the chance to grow, Or share our beauty with the world. We drink too much, But never enough to see our future spin like ballerinas. We watch the sun come up over the horizon. The dawn of a new age, Where we bathe in suicidal waves that spill like blood onto distant shores. How we pretend to be in love, When love is never enough to say I do.
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