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mama carries me to the porch tender, still with the glowing dampness of aged rain. orange blossoms tinge the air as my honeyhead savors warm scents of marmalade nectar. mama leans us against wood railings watching the breeze hopscotch ‘round the trees in an indigo playground. my arms outstretch, trying to grasp the thick air as her heart close to mine beats a nocturne tune. mama hums love supreme, each note a thread, that stitches eloquent webs of gossamer galaxies in my mind. hanging pines prickle my delicate skin and through midnight’s wispy clouds i see Her, Her Majesty dressed in white. she bleeds bright, covering me in a veil of luminous beams. there, i speak for the first time moon.
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Jan 26, 2015
Jan 26, 2015 at 4:10 PM UTC
I Know I Am Her Child, Too
mama carries me to the porch tender, still with the glowing dampness of aged rain. orange blossoms tinge the air as my honeyhead savors warm scents of marmalade nectar. mama leans us against wood railings watching the breeze hopscotch ‘round the trees in an indigo playground. my arms outstretch, trying to grasp the thick air as her heart close to mine beats a nocturne tune. mama hums love supreme, each note a thread, that stitches eloquent webs of gossamer galaxies in my mind. hanging pines prickle my delicate skin and through midnight’s wispy clouds i see Her, Her Majesty dressed in white. she bleeds bright, covering me in a veil of luminous beams. there, i speak for the first time moon.
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Jan 26, 2015
Jan 26, 2015 at 4:10 PM UTC
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