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An Impression

my feet still, incessantly gliding through the memories of others a forged collective consciousness “he understood” my heart sung about the brightness, the motion, the impression. the snapshot of the tête-à-tête of everyone’s personal Matinée a wistful stare down a water glass, the motion and destruction of ballet flash of new technology an advent of photography light’s dance over a bale of hay on a cold, sparkly winter’s day a stark, gaze of a sex Olympic cold, unromantic and simplistic depiction of the human eye which would take flight and end up landing in a Starry Night.
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dacia-b
New Zealander
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Apr 18, 2017
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