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Counting wings in a flock of birds Broken limbs and unsung words. High above a sea of trees Two doves collide in symmetry. Sweet warmth of spring and all the things of love we learned From that sacred burn Seared inside and sewn up tight, Two misfit hearts so full of light In the twilight's tender gleam, Whispers dance in silent dreams. Silver stars and moonbeams gold, weave the quilt where dreams are told. A storm afoot in early spring, but I'm safe beneath your wings A star is born, the veil is torn, All we dream now given form.
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ottoborg
30 / F / Italian
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Nov 30, 2023
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