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Insides In

If skin were just another dream

we'd spend our lives holding insides in -

lungs and veins and vital things,

keeping our eyes safe from the wind.

We'd speak with tongues not covered by lips,

and in the midst of  love, our minds would touch

making the softest sound...

And everyday I'd endanger my heart,

dangling from my hands like fruit

And everyone would see it race

beating twice for you

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Jan 24, 2013
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