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Melted glass that bubbles, pops, and cracks like a laugh, or the slide of shining skin on porcelain in the bath — you rise and splash —  you settle and relax, you sigh and glisten. The smoothness of a thigh like pink petals: fragrant silk just like the heart of a rose. Grey moth-eyes of fluttering fog that falls, fading into the night — why are you closed? I should have known better. You should have known. Even honey sours and petals drift like snow. But there’s a place where love still grows, row on row, a quiet garden. Be quick —  before our hearts are hardened, we’ll go and find the snoring bees, where time has conquered time.
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Apr 23, 2018
Apr 23, 2018 at 9:44 AM UTC
The Rose Garden
Melted glass that bubbles, pops, and cracks like a laugh, or the slide of shining skin on porcelain in the bath — you rise and splash —  you settle and relax, you sigh and glisten. The smoothness of a thigh like pink petals: fragrant silk just like the heart of a rose. Grey moth-eyes of fluttering fog that falls, fading into the night — why are you closed? I should have known better. You should have known. Even honey sours and petals drift like snow. But there’s a place where love still grows, row on row, a quiet garden. Be quick —  before our hearts are hardened, we’ll go and find the snoring bees, where time has conquered time.
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Apr 23, 2018
Apr 23, 2018 at 9:44 AM UTC
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