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Rambler

Tumbling lunar inspiration

Early opens the vanilla trap

Of insanity

Barefoot in his maze

Someone before my ocean

We consume the dizzy raindrops

That eagerly loom towards the forest

Catch up with the windows

Roping in lackadaisical strangers

Hopeless and homeless

Grateful for a quick descent

Store away the tiny pieces

As feet walk weak like hopscotch

Gulping down so much water

Like yesterday wont come again

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clemence-huet
French
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Feb 12, 2012
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