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I wanna fall in love with someone who plays the blues like floss between his toes baked under the sun, steps away from a lake we called a sea anyway.  We sat their four days, the sand packed under our breathing vertebrate the sun never set; only dripped, dipped its golden fingertips into pleased, green ripples. He'd watch with me, his rolled up jeans, pressed pink cheeks blowing against that harmonica, fingers white, pressed. I rest on my hands on wet sand, tiny grains of sunny diamonds.  I sang out to the redheaded halcyon -- to his slender beak: pierce my gentle heart!
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Jan 28, 2016
Jan 28, 2016 at 1:18 AM UTC
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I wanna fall in love with someone who plays the blues like floss between his toes baked under the sun, steps away from a lake we called a sea anyway.  We sat their four days, the sand packed under our breathing vertebrate the sun never set; only dripped, dipped its golden fingertips into pleased, green ripples. He'd watch with me, his rolled up jeans, pressed pink cheeks blowing against that harmonica, fingers white, pressed. I rest on my hands on wet sand, tiny grains of sunny diamonds.  I sang out to the redheaded halcyon -- to his slender beak: pierce my gentle heart!
SKGarcia
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Jan 28, 2016
Jan 28, 2016 at 1:18 AM UTC
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