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Sixty-three stories above Surfer’s Paradise, AU my glass is touched by alcohol for the first time just as the sun smooths away into a hovering night. At seventeen, my hand is forced up by a tongue curiouser and curiouser, and by Willy’s Don’t be a ***** from behind the kitchen island. Not much stays: the bite of raspberry ***** chocolate-chip mint ice cream, a shower turned hot, then cold. ***** wakes me with a kick Put some pants on and we walk the boardwalk at dawn just to feel things, he says. The city wakes, yawning, stretching with the tide rolling ever-in to wash away yesterday’s footprints, and ahead, a busker opens for the day, finger pickin as if inviting my soles to dance with the ocean, and sink between its hands.
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Apr 8, 2020
Apr 8, 2020 at 12:24 AM UTC
A Busker Fingers His Instruments
Sixty-three stories above Surfer’s Paradise, AU my glass is touched by alcohol for the first time just as the sun smooths away into a hovering night. At seventeen, my hand is forced up by a tongue curiouser and curiouser, and by Willy’s Don’t be a ***** from behind the kitchen island. Not much stays: the bite of raspberry ***** chocolate-chip mint ice cream, a shower turned hot, then cold. ***** wakes me with a kick Put some pants on and we walk the boardwalk at dawn just to feel things, he says. The city wakes, yawning, stretching with the tide rolling ever-in to wash away yesterday’s footprints, and ahead, a busker opens for the day, finger pickin as if inviting my soles to dance with the ocean, and sink between its hands.
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Apr 8, 2020
Apr 8, 2020 at 12:24 AM UTC
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