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Some Girl

Flowing, glowing

strands of wheat,

blowing lightly in the breeze.

 

Jealous summer sky

overcome

by your eyes.

 

Smooth, clean skin,

sweet scent,

like laundry hung out to dry.

 

The flavor of moonbeams

cannot contend with

the delicate taste of your lips.

 

The softness of your voice

more beautiful than

a nightingale's song.

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fabio-ritmo
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May 9, 2010
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