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Sea lust

Wishing for brevity, As the heavy heat settles And this mocking breeze, Plays merrily Between the aching stillness. What would I give To be in the sea, So liberally graced with diamond dust? But I guess with all things serene, It is the treachery beneath Unknown and unseen That actually incites the lust.
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robyn-lewis
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Aug 2, 2013
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