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The porch waits behind the glass It empathizes as needed I step on it once again And smoke in its graces A compress over the cliff We aspire at Deveraux once again to hear the ocean's rhythmic advice And I do wince, such a daunting way upon the enraged sky A tormented face looking at impassioned ways And now a visitor appears another tormented face under a gossamer spun brazen reds opulent yellows pale blues push through as it unravels with a photograph Her porch vacant once again Mine thankful of its owner to give a futile roll of discontent And once again we listen and gaze And once again we inhale the salt air And once I saw because I stayed Four dolphins shoulder the sand
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Jan 7, 2012
Jan 7, 2012 at 8:02 PM UTC
Four Dolphins Shoulder the Sand
The porch waits behind the glass It empathizes as needed I step on it once again And smoke in its graces A compress over the cliff We aspire at Deveraux once again to hear the ocean's rhythmic advice And I do wince, such a daunting way upon the enraged sky A tormented face looking at impassioned ways And now a visitor appears another tormented face under a gossamer spun brazen reds opulent yellows pale blues push through as it unravels with a photograph Her porch vacant once again Mine thankful of its owner to give a futile roll of discontent And once again we listen and gaze And once again we inhale the salt air And once I saw because I stayed Four dolphins shoulder the sand
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Jan 7, 2012
Jan 7, 2012 at 8:02 PM UTC
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