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Streetlights & Saturn

dad grills carne asada as he always has since the beginning his golden retriever gazes out beyond space and time the sky forgets to turn blue, the Sun takes a breath all the stars begin to look the same. every summer a piñata swings from the pepper tree as dust and ice pirouettes around Saturn and the party a streetlight flickers on K avenue, a shower of silver crescent moons igniting California smog.
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joshua-hernandez
33 / M / Mexican
Published
Sep 18, 2019
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9·73
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#birthday#party#california
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