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She is Mississippi Sunshine

There was sunshine coming off of her Blues and cream dripping from her lips down the crease of her smile Pooling in the corners of those cheeks Neon and tangible The warmth irradiating from the swirls of her fingers Southern hues Her intonations dancing between the half moons between her index and middle fingers Her skin shines Mississippi mud runs clear over the rivers that dance beneath her collarbone You can hear it flutter with the clouds Her heartbeat It stills the fields she runs through There was sunshine coming off of her Whispering strawberry sweetness Tingeing the souls we carry on our feet.
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Written by
ris-howie
Published
May 2, 2014
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#sun#clouds#fingers#sunshine#she#souls#blues#neon#moons#strawberry#south#sweetness#corners#southern#mississippi#shines#carry#runs
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