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through the lips of the horizon a purple parasol of attenuated ***** spread, flagrant is the crepuscule. these are the exiled in the heliotrope world: trees saluting the length of sprinting air to calm these undulations - painted are the leaves with blame. lips sinking to find answers hidden underneath the derelict of sweat, noisome moan after quieted breathing, heavy with the undeniable boulder of craving's weight - tongue naked, freeing itself from the oubliette of flesh, finding what is still to be tasted in a covetous harvest, it is indeed strange to be here, in this absolute hour of absent resoluteness. to deny want and embrace fullness, my eyes slope these visions and then dive through steepness. no words have to be said, only their significations held secretively as roots are unseen flourishing in their obligations to this flower, your flower underneath the twilight of bodies crossing each other out, love's derivatives ensue.
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Sep 18, 2015
Sep 18, 2015 at 5:34 AM UTC
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through the lips of the horizon a purple parasol of attenuated ***** spread, flagrant is the crepuscule. these are the exiled in the heliotrope world: trees saluting the length of sprinting air to calm these undulations - painted are the leaves with blame. lips sinking to find answers hidden underneath the derelict of sweat, noisome moan after quieted breathing, heavy with the undeniable boulder of craving's weight - tongue naked, freeing itself from the oubliette of flesh, finding what is still to be tasted in a covetous harvest, it is indeed strange to be here, in this absolute hour of absent resoluteness. to deny want and embrace fullness, my eyes slope these visions and then dive through steepness. no words have to be said, only their significations held secretively as roots are unseen flourishing in their obligations to this flower, your flower underneath the twilight of bodies crossing each other out, love's derivatives ensue.
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Sep 18, 2015
Sep 18, 2015 at 5:34 AM UTC
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