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Sandbars

by aaron-diff4rent-mcdaniel

Gold sandy beaches flow from her follicles Eyes like oceans, the Atlantic and Pacific are storming with jealousy Her personality washes over slowly, low tide waves calm treacherous nerves I use to navigate these water so well, acting the part of a sailor These days, I consider myself lucky to hear her crash against the shore My fingertips will never forget the feeling of sand between them
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aaron-diff4rent-mcdaniel
22 / M / American
For You?
Written by
aaron-diff4rent-mcdaniel
22 / M / American
Published
Nov 4, 2012
Time
1m
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This is for Hannah, but it deserved a better name than a generic "Self Tittle"

I challenged myself to write a poem for anyone and everyone of my friends that retweeted a tweet on my twitter. This is one of them.

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