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I don't always know when I'm being loved - early years come back to bite. You make this easier - second guesses die on the vine. All that's left for me to wonder is what to tell you when I'm feeling this tinge of melancholy. Do I report from "the Century" to tell you about the two bottles of Dark Horse I've put down, celebrating the wild Derby where the winner was nixed? Or do I broadcast the sea curl & salted air that pass your name dune to dune in the wild grass, as night eats my cigarette and flicks sand into my hair?   Neither - instead I blush toward the evergreen stoplights as we talk -   smile the little shells that break the walk. I sigh, go inside, have a little Turkish lesson -"su ve süt" & maybe that is enough.
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May 7, 2019
May 7, 2019 at 8:31 PM UTC
100th Street
I don't always know when I'm being loved - early years come back to bite. You make this easier - second guesses die on the vine. All that's left for me to wonder is what to tell you when I'm feeling this tinge of melancholy. Do I report from "the Century" to tell you about the two bottles of Dark Horse I've put down, celebrating the wild Derby where the winner was nixed? Or do I broadcast the sea curl & salted air that pass your name dune to dune in the wild grass, as night eats my cigarette and flicks sand into my hair?   Neither - instead I blush toward the evergreen stoplights as we talk -   smile the little shells that break the walk. I sigh, go inside, have a little Turkish lesson -"su ve süt" & maybe that is enough.
EvanS
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46/M/DC
May 7, 2019
May 7, 2019 at 8:31 PM UTC
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