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Photographs Under The Tooth Faeries Pillow

Birds always fly south

When, a winner has a moment...

Sour old fall, of life into bed with a crowd

Of feelings; never a spoil or relent?

 

Acceptation and divorce, artily

A shrewd person knows more than a cup of tea?

Lights and party's, fights and smarty...

When a dalliance has the floor, a candor can be...

 

Hair is a smile, if first and foremost denial?

Simply airs, and the deified soul to prove...

A habit in the gray, hosts of decency known a while

You are the hero, I am the pact and the silence of love...

 

A wager in the shadow of a waterfall?

Since rainbows are so expensive, or a mutual cause...

Where is a life more naked, with terror or mercy for a salt?

The price of love has become even more, a sit with laws...

 

Knowing what I do, a reason has a voice to win every argument

Spill of light, or cover of darkness...

The tooth you share, is a peace with a realm to its redoubt, patience?

Has the time to remember me; when shame has become a seen, bless...

 

Sleep or sunshine, the dream is the same...

Sport of since, and the charity of a simpler sake

My moment in the borrowing of still, has come and gone with fame

Of a new time, in the shared forces of wishes, we've come to hate or make?

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Written by
david-hilburn
56 / M / Soldotna, Alaska
Published
Oct 30, 2023
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Notes

Sweet teeth, and the naive of rampant heath, has you by the coat tails...

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