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three-legged pegasus

by @amy-y

and just as the last tear drop was wrung out from the duct, a drenched washcloth hung to dry, she asked, “do you see a rainbow?” beyond cumulonimbus and shattered fog is a cotton candy lightning bolt the visible spectrum reduced to an arch but as the sun sets and the gold fades to black, my water-logged dreams surge waves of torment. i try to ride them in, to tame the wild sea, but the undertow swallows and spits me up just another ocean tear, spilled upon the shore
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Jun 5, 2016
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