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I want you to see the diamonds strewn across my forehead, Glossy in light of a sweet, pink sun And her sweeter, pinker kisses Upon our faces. I want you to feel my heat - Scorching, burning, scalding - As fingers dance (slowly) atop Summer-brushed skin And trip over moles. I want you to know that roses caress my cheeks As your hands fumble for a fragile jaw In and amongst the thorns. I want you to cure me. Call me Lovesick And my stomach will agree. July fever is fleeting so Can we make our bed In linen daisies? Let the wind carry whatever we wish to hear Like Chinese whispers? Can we dream under a bruised sky, Waiting for pale rays to come Cradled by white clouds Hurdling hungry fists? I think that’s what the doctor prescribed.
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Dec 17, 2019
Dec 17, 2019 at 11:17 AM UTC
Lovesick (July Fever)
I want you to see the diamonds strewn across my forehead, Glossy in light of a sweet, pink sun And her sweeter, pinker kisses Upon our faces. I want you to feel my heat - Scorching, burning, scalding - As fingers dance (slowly) atop Summer-brushed skin And trip over moles. I want you to know that roses caress my cheeks As your hands fumble for a fragile jaw In and amongst the thorns. I want you to cure me. Call me Lovesick And my stomach will agree. July fever is fleeting so Can we make our bed In linen daisies? Let the wind carry whatever we wish to hear Like Chinese whispers? Can we dream under a bruised sky, Waiting for pale rays to come Cradled by white clouds Hurdling hungry fists? I think that’s what the doctor prescribed.
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Dec 17, 2019
Dec 17, 2019 at 11:17 AM UTC
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