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one year, we will scramble the seasons so a summer yolk bleeds gold into our white winter pages leaving our islands on a plane we will watch the clouds pull a mottled curtain between ourselves and our mothers in a campervan, we will etch lines into the pale stretch marks of America's belly, litter mountains with conversation we will build our own climate with our lover's arms wind a thread through an atlas cross-stitched with icicles and sandstorms we will enter the new year with sepia forearms a thousand rivers gushing through our heads stomachs rounded, full of sun
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Apr 3, 2012
Apr 3, 2012 at 6:39 AM UTC
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one year, we will scramble the seasons so a summer yolk bleeds gold into our white winter pages leaving our islands on a plane we will watch the clouds pull a mottled curtain between ourselves and our mothers in a campervan, we will etch lines into the pale stretch marks of America's belly, litter mountains with conversation we will build our own climate with our lover's arms wind a thread through an atlas cross-stitched with icicles and sandstorms we will enter the new year with sepia forearms a thousand rivers gushing through our heads stomachs rounded, full of sun
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Apr 3, 2012
Apr 3, 2012 at 6:39 AM UTC
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