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I've never been quite crazy or ever fully sane but I swear to God I've seen you here on a day when there was rain. Did we share the same umbrella or maybe a cup of tea, I tend to fall in love with all the eyes I see. Tears clouded corners of your softened emerald eyes; your fist hit the table, blood began to rise. The record player sang and wailed a million broken songs and in a flash I saw your hands and knew I was all wrong. History reminded me you were no face unknown, I know those emerald eyes, those hands have held my own. I can't recall who did what beneath that hazy sky but my fingertips warn it's not worthy of a try. I turn to escape your haunting eyes but notice, heavy with regret your crooked smile as I catch a whiff   of tangerine and cigarette.
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Jun 10, 2013
Jun 10, 2013 at 7:25 PM UTC
La Jolla
I've never been quite crazy or ever fully sane but I swear to God I've seen you here on a day when there was rain. Did we share the same umbrella or maybe a cup of tea, I tend to fall in love with all the eyes I see. Tears clouded corners of your softened emerald eyes; your fist hit the table, blood began to rise. The record player sang and wailed a million broken songs and in a flash I saw your hands and knew I was all wrong. History reminded me you were no face unknown, I know those emerald eyes, those hands have held my own. I can't recall who did what beneath that hazy sky but my fingertips warn it's not worthy of a try. I turn to escape your haunting eyes but notice, heavy with regret your crooked smile as I catch a whiff   of tangerine and cigarette.
lily-gabrielle
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Jun 10, 2013
Jun 10, 2013 at 7:25 PM UTC
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