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one summer night on the shores of Greece I almost lost myself coming home late from a walk along the shore    gingerly stepping between sleeping bundles in the sand the wind was soft the sea warm the moon full     and hanging low I shed my clothes and swam    southwestward toward the moon soon I left the shore behind swimming toward the moon propelled by energy    an ache    primeval    leg and arm I swam    like I never swam before feeling I could go on forever very strong swimming toward the moon the moon now covered all the horizon and I swam right into her golden light in silken waters that caressed my limbs Dionysos calling
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Mar 12, 2015
Mar 12, 2015 at 3:58 PM UTC
full moon
one summer night on the shores of Greece I almost lost myself coming home late from a walk along the shore    gingerly stepping between sleeping bundles in the sand the wind was soft the sea warm the moon full     and hanging low I shed my clothes and swam    southwestward toward the moon soon I left the shore behind swimming toward the moon propelled by energy    an ache    primeval    leg and arm I swam    like I never swam before feeling I could go on forever very strong swimming toward the moon the moon now covered all the horizon and I swam right into her golden light in silken waters that caressed my limbs Dionysos calling
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Mar 12, 2015
Mar 12, 2015 at 3:58 PM UTC
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