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It is watery, and yet so much like honey, the height gained rivaling mountains but peaches frame you – something more smooth than a kiss, saliva pinked with blood, drooling down one chin or tongue, I have touched close, but not quite smeared with my fingerprints, not even a wrinkle or particle of body’s flaking dust, just a sphere of constant traffic, you meet the veiny shapes when all else blackens, the chime of hearts I know one I have handed to you, chirping beating with no highlights of an earth just keeping brunette, blonde baby blues.
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Nov 29, 2012
Nov 29, 2012 at 12:55 PM UTC
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It is watery, and yet so much like honey, the height gained rivaling mountains but peaches frame you – something more smooth than a kiss, saliva pinked with blood, drooling down one chin or tongue, I have touched close, but not quite smeared with my fingerprints, not even a wrinkle or particle of body’s flaking dust, just a sphere of constant traffic, you meet the veiny shapes when all else blackens, the chime of hearts I know one I have handed to you, chirping beating with no highlights of an earth just keeping brunette, blonde baby blues.
sarina
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Nov 29, 2012
Nov 29, 2012 at 12:55 PM UTC
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