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I wake in the night and find your thirsty lips against mine. I’m blind and you are an unknown city. My hands trail your walls, pavements, trees and my mouth tastes your air. You are not polluted; you are the countryside; your fields are vast and open. I have no sense of direction. I am lost in you and I see nothing but adventure.
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Dec 5, 2013
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