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Sunflower Sonata

by amanda-evett

I like how sunflowers turn Their faces To the heavens With no fear, my darling, No fear. And when your silent fingers Brush my cheek like I am a Canvas I , too, drink the sun My eyes cannot stop drawing Curly-q’s Across your body across across Your soul If arms could ever feel like an Old house then yours, Well I could feel the weathered walls Of your tenderness If only you could leave that feeling behind Before you go, before you go
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Oct 15, 2010
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