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down by the sand dunes of St Clair the streetlights are phantasms, diffracted in the squinting vision of night. Lightning fractured across the sky cracked, cathartic. Imagine, to steer into the sea as the evening stretches, take it to other coasts, live a life less haptic; resurrection by the unbound, and disappear. but most days as the wind curls the sand around my toes, this beach to wash up the same bones the same trunks of broken trees, what was it I was meant to be like a limp, whale on the beach stones eyes to the sea she dreams   the empty ownerless sea.
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Sep 24, 2016
Sep 24, 2016 at 6:47 AM UTC
A walk from the Dinosaur Park
down by the sand dunes of St Clair the streetlights are phantasms, diffracted in the squinting vision of night. Lightning fractured across the sky cracked, cathartic. Imagine, to steer into the sea as the evening stretches, take it to other coasts, live a life less haptic; resurrection by the unbound, and disappear. but most days as the wind curls the sand around my toes, this beach to wash up the same bones the same trunks of broken trees, what was it I was meant to be like a limp, whale on the beach stones eyes to the sea she dreams   the empty ownerless sea.
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Sep 24, 2016
Sep 24, 2016 at 6:47 AM UTC
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