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a regime of stars pollinate the impossible

a regime of stars pollinate the impossible as i linger underneath the yawning medallion of Nightsky and tarry in the lanes of luminous, gawking at the Quiet. South of Afternoon. i plunge into my garrulous despair like an Olympian. leaving ripples in the peace with shallow valleys and iridescent peaks. my swayback is the slope of a grassy knoll of iron will sleeping on the job wide awake.
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third-eye-candy
M / American
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Dec 30, 2018
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