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If I Lived Forever

I'd sit back on a lawn chair before a wide ocean, look at the sparks on the sea and the sky I'd think and think about beauty like it's not a waste of time I'd drown my mistakes with years The skin their hands touched would disappear. I would get drunk somewhere in the beaches of Guatemala, kiss strangers-- like the lights over the ocean at night, like still water. I would breathe, for once.
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Jan 12, 2020
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