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Daylight in the castle, there is the king and the queen. She is of Europe, floats like a bee upon clouds, these saltwater beacons drenching for her hair to dampen black. And he thinks she seems angelic, each morning, opening umbrella limbs stars & stripes he gave her last night. Shine and prim kiss-kneads, nobody can tell that he loves me. The pond across the way, I drown in the flesh-earth, memory of our space just ruffles swaddling where he tastes. I am his handmaid as I am queen, when light surfaces on my snowbank ever ghosting the skin of knobby-knees. Daylight in the castle, beams for more than just a queen – clumsy, odorless of the love she’s seen.
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Nov 3, 2012
Nov 3, 2012 at 6:17 PM UTC
daylight in the castle
Daylight in the castle, there is the king and the queen. She is of Europe, floats like a bee upon clouds, these saltwater beacons drenching for her hair to dampen black. And he thinks she seems angelic, each morning, opening umbrella limbs stars & stripes he gave her last night. Shine and prim kiss-kneads, nobody can tell that he loves me. The pond across the way, I drown in the flesh-earth, memory of our space just ruffles swaddling where he tastes. I am his handmaid as I am queen, when light surfaces on my snowbank ever ghosting the skin of knobby-knees. Daylight in the castle, beams for more than just a queen – clumsy, odorless of the love she’s seen.
sarina
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Nov 3, 2012
Nov 3, 2012 at 6:17 PM UTC
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