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You stole me away, brought me to the Bitter Blue, where only mermaids go, showed me the complexities of sugar-spun webs. And when we hunched over, squinting to better see the intricacies,  I glimpsed your milky arachnid lashes.   We peeled poppy petals and made garlands of lilies. And when I fell into nettles, you licked away the trichomes. We turned up big, breathing stones, crushed up cicadas.   I fell asleep in a bed of gardenias,  and in my slumber you spoiled me with jewels of cosmine and told me even the radiolaria are listening.
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May 19, 2019
May 19, 2019 at 11:57 PM UTC
Radiolarian
You stole me away, brought me to the Bitter Blue, where only mermaids go, showed me the complexities of sugar-spun webs. And when we hunched over, squinting to better see the intricacies,  I glimpsed your milky arachnid lashes.   We peeled poppy petals and made garlands of lilies. And when I fell into nettles, you licked away the trichomes. We turned up big, breathing stones, crushed up cicadas.   I fell asleep in a bed of gardenias,  and in my slumber you spoiled me with jewels of cosmine and told me even the radiolaria are listening.
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May 19, 2019
May 19, 2019 at 11:57 PM UTC
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