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you held me under the honeyed glow of autumn moonlight and my spring tide surged. your luminescence filled the zenith of my sugar-studded night sky. but you are not my moon; you coruscate with the ardor of starlight itself. you are a nebula- glowing eternal in this heavenly procession, lustrous beyond lust. you speak starlight saccharine, and dance constellations on my lips, trace the craters in my hips. you are the fervent fantasy in the core of this wayward planet, spun every way in love’s orbit. they say we are made of stardust but I didn’t believe it until I met the stars.
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Dec 12, 2016
Dec 12, 2016 at 7:04 PM UTC
a love poem
you held me under the honeyed glow of autumn moonlight and my spring tide surged. your luminescence filled the zenith of my sugar-studded night sky. but you are not my moon; you coruscate with the ardor of starlight itself. you are a nebula- glowing eternal in this heavenly procession, lustrous beyond lust. you speak starlight saccharine, and dance constellations on my lips, trace the craters in my hips. you are the fervent fantasy in the core of this wayward planet, spun every way in love’s orbit. they say we are made of stardust but I didn’t believe it until I met the stars.
lukad
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Dec 12, 2016
Dec 12, 2016 at 7:04 PM UTC
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