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There are bumble bees In the wires of my mind Buzzing and ******* Somewhere behind my cerebral cortex And my hypothalmus They make my brain go fuzzy With drops of honey (or is it a sting) When you kiss me. All the receptors bloom open like nectar laiden flowers I can almost see my mind as a forest clearing In early spring With pale green stems And periwinkle flowers and yellow blossoms This place is precious And long forgotten I wish i could show you Like photo albums in child hood Its so hard now To clear my brain on paper But its getting better.
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Nov 20, 2016
Nov 20, 2016 at 12:32 AM UTC
The hive
There are bumble bees In the wires of my mind Buzzing and ******* Somewhere behind my cerebral cortex And my hypothalmus They make my brain go fuzzy With drops of honey (or is it a sting) When you kiss me. All the receptors bloom open like nectar laiden flowers I can almost see my mind as a forest clearing In early spring With pale green stems And periwinkle flowers and yellow blossoms This place is precious And long forgotten I wish i could show you Like photo albums in child hood Its so hard now To clear my brain on paper But its getting better.
Skaldspiller
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Nov 20, 2016
Nov 20, 2016 at 12:32 AM UTC
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