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I toed the ocean’s green. It took me to his face, a match in colors, his eyes and this water both hypnotizing, like a moth to a flame. But the sand was coarse unlike his smoothness, coat after creamy coat of membrane thin porous loveliness, to let him live and breathe. It looked unreal - him a doll,  and this sea a painting - ‘twas all too much beauty to encompass in one place, one body. That’s where balance storms in, for the water she roars she shouts and she tugs. His eyes tug too, at my heart. With matching habits they pull and smash me then carry me out till someone cares to find me.
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Jul 30, 2018
Jul 30, 2018 at 11:09 AM UTC
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I toed the ocean’s green. It took me to his face, a match in colors, his eyes and this water both hypnotizing, like a moth to a flame. But the sand was coarse unlike his smoothness, coat after creamy coat of membrane thin porous loveliness, to let him live and breathe. It looked unreal - him a doll,  and this sea a painting - ‘twas all too much beauty to encompass in one place, one body. That’s where balance storms in, for the water she roars she shouts and she tugs. His eyes tug too, at my heart. With matching habits they pull and smash me then carry me out till someone cares to find me.
Another one from the archives. I'll have to find the date.
inessrose
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Jul 30, 2018
Jul 30, 2018 at 11:09 AM UTC
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