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You pace in circles. I speak in smoke rings, an occasional finger-snapped heart, a masted boat if I could. Away away to ocean in long-legged strides. Waves crash against the sides, left, front, and right, in ripe blueberries and whitewash. Come to the cabin, a tail of breadcrumbs, keep your socks striped, pinks and purples. A David Austin rose, or three. I'm not cohesive either. Flaunt the ship's wheel, solid oak, dark, mesmerizing, nearly your eyes now. Let gray skies form clouds, don't pray for better weather. The rain grumbles hunger, veiled moonlight stretches its arms down to slatted deck, spraying it in gangtag graffiti. Stay here, circles more on the floor. Your hips, footprints up your toes from a whiskered mouse with dusted nose. He's escaped and curled up the nook of your ankle. Eighteen knots tangle your hair. Call the winds to come in storms, they'll surely lead the way.
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Mar 17, 2013
Mar 17, 2013 at 12:47 PM UTC
Eighteen Knots
You pace in circles. I speak in smoke rings, an occasional finger-snapped heart, a masted boat if I could. Away away to ocean in long-legged strides. Waves crash against the sides, left, front, and right, in ripe blueberries and whitewash. Come to the cabin, a tail of breadcrumbs, keep your socks striped, pinks and purples. A David Austin rose, or three. I'm not cohesive either. Flaunt the ship's wheel, solid oak, dark, mesmerizing, nearly your eyes now. Let gray skies form clouds, don't pray for better weather. The rain grumbles hunger, veiled moonlight stretches its arms down to slatted deck, spraying it in gangtag graffiti. Stay here, circles more on the floor. Your hips, footprints up your toes from a whiskered mouse with dusted nose. He's escaped and curled up the nook of your ankle. Eighteen knots tangle your hair. Call the winds to come in storms, they'll surely lead the way.
joseph-valle
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Mar 17, 2013
Mar 17, 2013 at 12:47 PM UTC
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