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I Can Feel You Far From Here

I can feel you far from here Blowing smoke from the ice in your lungs Catching rays of summer sun with the palms of your hands Opened, stretching outwards towards the touch of oblivion The flickering of your eyelids to some bashful beat of beauty Serene whispers of music only you and I can hear Your lips caressing the air with a mix of sweet sultry words and ocean salt The tenderness of acacias with the touch of thorns persisting perseverance I can feel you far from here Laughing at the conversation between ocean and seashells Laughing your silver laugh thru pearl white teeth Clenching nervously on your lower lip And tugging at strands of auburn hair Rolling your Mediterranean eyes As your lungs fill with the slithering wisps of beach bonfire smoke The blossoming of stars and the blooming of the misunderstood lotus
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Mar 29, 2012
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