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A Cappella Wall of Sound

You make me not hate snoring.

You miracle worker, you.

Usually it feels like a lawnmower

massaging my skull, but you, buddy,

croak like an angel.

 

The acoustics of your voice,

the high fidelity and crumpled static,

the seesaw between treble and bass,

have my head singing

pitch-perfect harmonies.

Your hum slows down my tempo,

heightens my crescendo,

sends my heart pumping

at double-time staccato.

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pedro-tejada
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May 28, 2012
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