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A lacuna between us, so I bridged out an arm across her shoulder, made slow circles on her bare arm, Meanwhile Noah built his ship, afloat despite its strange design, One could trust Russell Crowe on such earth-saving matters. When it got too much, she plucked my stiff arm, clasped it with her left, lay them parallel yet in unison between our chairs, Fingers finding gaps among her fingers, A dove flew in, land ahoy! it chirped.
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Jun 28, 2016
Jun 28, 2016 at 4:50 PM UTC
Noah & The Girl
A lacuna between us, so I bridged out an arm across her shoulder, made slow circles on her bare arm, Meanwhile Noah built his ship, afloat despite its strange design, One could trust Russell Crowe on such earth-saving matters. When it got too much, she plucked my stiff arm, clasped it with her left, lay them parallel yet in unison between our chairs, Fingers finding gaps among her fingers, A dove flew in, land ahoy! it chirped.
While watching Noah (starring Russel Crowe) in a theater.
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Jun 28, 2016
Jun 28, 2016 at 4:50 PM UTC
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