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There’s a tiny turquoise sequin that lies on my black and white bathroom tile a tiny piece of you, Sea Queen poised only for me Sea Queen, it’s by that towel you last used the same one I used Sea Queen, I’ll try to explain my chronicles in nautical miles before I’m forced to die with my sequin shoes on but, I hallucinate land and I sail to drown in your gown of now intangible sequins I wouldn’t mind, Sea Queen, if my eye’s palette could handle the paillettes’ reflection through a sea of sequins but instead it’s holograms I chase they’re a part of me and I guard them carefully like your sequin that lies on my white bathroom tile next to the pink towel you used before your heart resembled a crumpled piece of paper and I got distracted by the sequins, Sea Queen.
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Apr 16, 2013
Apr 16, 2013 at 9:23 PM UTC
Sea Queen
There’s a tiny turquoise sequin that lies on my black and white bathroom tile a tiny piece of you, Sea Queen poised only for me Sea Queen, it’s by that towel you last used the same one I used Sea Queen, I’ll try to explain my chronicles in nautical miles before I’m forced to die with my sequin shoes on but, I hallucinate land and I sail to drown in your gown of now intangible sequins I wouldn’t mind, Sea Queen, if my eye’s palette could handle the paillettes’ reflection through a sea of sequins but instead it’s holograms I chase they’re a part of me and I guard them carefully like your sequin that lies on my white bathroom tile next to the pink towel you used before your heart resembled a crumpled piece of paper and I got distracted by the sequins, Sea Queen.
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Apr 16, 2013
Apr 16, 2013 at 9:23 PM UTC
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