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the sky in california is a different shade of blue the sort that whispers in your ear and tells you to rest the sort of sky that beckons you to sleep the marijuana breeze a blanket over your body the sky speaks to us all to the crack addled maniac wailing in the riverbed to the almond growers laughing in the fields to the housewives caking their faces to cover bruises left by their lovers to the ******* kids speeding on the freeways in early autumn when the heat makes children cry and the forests fall to fire and wind the sky tells you to close your eyes and wait in winter when the sky is more gray than blue and the ocean thrashes with wild anxiety the sky tells you to wait and in the spring when the rains finally come and the hills burst with green the sky tells you to wait but in the summer when the sun never goes down and the roller rink never closes the sky sings to you and tells you to wake up
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Jul 2, 2018
Jul 2, 2018 at 5:06 PM UTC
California
the sky in california is a different shade of blue the sort that whispers in your ear and tells you to rest the sort of sky that beckons you to sleep the marijuana breeze a blanket over your body the sky speaks to us all to the crack addled maniac wailing in the riverbed to the almond growers laughing in the fields to the housewives caking their faces to cover bruises left by their lovers to the ******* kids speeding on the freeways in early autumn when the heat makes children cry and the forests fall to fire and wind the sky tells you to close your eyes and wait in winter when the sky is more gray than blue and the ocean thrashes with wild anxiety the sky tells you to wait and in the spring when the rains finally come and the hills burst with green the sky tells you to wait but in the summer when the sun never goes down and the roller rink never closes the sky sings to you and tells you to wake up
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M/Los Angeles, CA
Jul 2, 2018
Jul 2, 2018 at 5:06 PM UTC
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