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maybe we are a sinking thing some white cliff eats itself until we stand at its edge where it kisses our feet good morning and i open under you, another young rose you’re gentle with in bed we confuse tomorrow with heaven sometimes you ask me about the beginning of the world when there was nothing and i tell you what i know, what i sometimes dream about: you came from my left lung. you grew out of the mud and you kissed me as soon as you could. we named each other and the inside of you always tasted like wine. we slept every night in star shatter we were alone in a world that loved us.
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Jun 21, 2015
Jun 21, 2015 at 7:17 PM UTC
the boy with the star
maybe we are a sinking thing some white cliff eats itself until we stand at its edge where it kisses our feet good morning and i open under you, another young rose you’re gentle with in bed we confuse tomorrow with heaven sometimes you ask me about the beginning of the world when there was nothing and i tell you what i know, what i sometimes dream about: you came from my left lung. you grew out of the mud and you kissed me as soon as you could. we named each other and the inside of you always tasted like wine. we slept every night in star shatter we were alone in a world that loved us.
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Jun 21, 2015
Jun 21, 2015 at 7:17 PM UTC
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