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Tiny seashells

by @lyzi-diamond

Island can't stop sliding even when dull pencils stuck in sand push back strong, even when your toes are curling inward and holding on tight The sunburn highway is crowded today and we're stuck in traffic, caught behind a particularly thick cloud, compounding beach breezes and midday shivering beneath towels With sweaty hands clapping beat and fast punches, the overnight foliage blooms and dies, laughing hard in the bright room with no doors
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