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It's spring, I think. There's a girl. Blue dress and eyes. Gold hair and a toy Soldier that smiles From her golden fist. She is playing by A wide lake. The Wind through her Metal braid is the Soft mother's hand that Dances flowers smooth. See the grass sway. See the wooden man Blow elegantly away. See her leap after him. Hear her splash Through the water’s skin. Above the air In the corse of a spectator-ship, A wooden man is upside-down To watch her drown. He hums with the thrum Of the blood in his ears, "Blue over blue over blue."
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May 10, 2010
May 10, 2010 at 1:46 PM UTC
Jacqueline Wellmet
It's spring, I think. There's a girl. Blue dress and eyes. Gold hair and a toy Soldier that smiles From her golden fist. She is playing by A wide lake. The Wind through her Metal braid is the Soft mother's hand that Dances flowers smooth. See the grass sway. See the wooden man Blow elegantly away. See her leap after him. Hear her splash Through the water’s skin. Above the air In the corse of a spectator-ship, A wooden man is upside-down To watch her drown. He hums with the thrum Of the blood in his ears, "Blue over blue over blue."
© Cody Edwards 2010
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May 10, 2010
May 10, 2010 at 1:46 PM UTC
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