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breathed through the slit of her mouth where dandelions smiled begging to be uprooted, undone in a cosmic sigh across this endless leaf, the Wind she turned her back to us what felt like a yawn across a fatal gorge and down below, the tremble of her core lifting up our dreams in outstretched fists of flower dust, from a time before we.. close our eyes in unison breathe out the tune of our birth, which our mothers' hummed in their sleep, our being only imagined in their unfathomed dreams
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Jan 18, 2019
Jan 18, 2019 at 5:15 PM UTC
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breathed through the slit of her mouth where dandelions smiled begging to be uprooted, undone in a cosmic sigh across this endless leaf, the Wind she turned her back to us what felt like a yawn across a fatal gorge and down below, the tremble of her core lifting up our dreams in outstretched fists of flower dust, from a time before we.. close our eyes in unison breathe out the tune of our birth, which our mothers' hummed in their sleep, our being only imagined in their unfathomed dreams
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Jan 18, 2019
Jan 18, 2019 at 5:15 PM UTC
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