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It was a brief respite between summer and autumn Where our love fell to the wayside of the far road, the path less traveled, and we were no strangers to the yellow wood. We fed off the high, but serotonin depletes. You left with my voice crack with fond bleats. Walk out the glass, wait out the fire. Bury me for necking on the beckoning of a long lost romance of mourning frustration. Bled stone as thrown through the walls of your frank emotion. **** you." Alright, honey. If you say so. And when your storm cracked our oar, we filled to the brim with saltspit of breeze and bubble. Our wood rot and mildewed. So we hanged it all up. Chase ghosts as an albatross hangs low on the horizon. Sea and sky meet with no seam. Let us drift to that beauty.
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Aug 5, 2018
Aug 5, 2018 at 4:49 AM UTC
Sea & Sky & Seam
It was a brief respite between summer and autumn Where our love fell to the wayside of the far road, the path less traveled, and we were no strangers to the yellow wood. We fed off the high, but serotonin depletes. You left with my voice crack with fond bleats. Walk out the glass, wait out the fire. Bury me for necking on the beckoning of a long lost romance of mourning frustration. Bled stone as thrown through the walls of your frank emotion. **** you." Alright, honey. If you say so. And when your storm cracked our oar, we filled to the brim with saltspit of breeze and bubble. Our wood rot and mildewed. So we hanged it all up. Chase ghosts as an albatross hangs low on the horizon. Sea and sky meet with no seam. Let us drift to that beauty.
Picture is worth a thousand words https://i.imgur.com/u8wH4t5.jpg
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Aug 5, 2018
Aug 5, 2018 at 4:49 AM UTC
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