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The sharpened stone of summer steps, Hewn from the Tuscan crust, Lies cool in terracotta shade And wind-fetched, thin saharan dust. Soft footsteps on a flagstone floor, A sweep of homesewn skirt, Cool churches where our shadows died And freed our dreams to dance and flirt. We yearn for birdsong, peace and sleep For leather, wood and wine - A life where rosebuds mark our path, Lived in a straight unwavering line.
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Jan 23, 2017
Jan 23, 2017 at 12:44 PM UTC
Tuscan Crust
The sharpened stone of summer steps, Hewn from the Tuscan crust, Lies cool in terracotta shade And wind-fetched, thin saharan dust. Soft footsteps on a flagstone floor, A sweep of homesewn skirt, Cool churches where our shadows died And freed our dreams to dance and flirt. We yearn for birdsong, peace and sleep For leather, wood and wine - A life where rosebuds mark our path, Lived in a straight unwavering line.
rory-nunn
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Jan 23, 2017
Jan 23, 2017 at 12:44 PM UTC
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