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somehow i became a foreigner amongst excess of imagination and creation. i like old things like sunlight ducks mother and sadness. bread. lakes, lagoon, fog. bones warm skin dreaming at afternoon. somehow they return the fullness not above or below but vibrating in the current of things, spirit sailing in the melancholy mist. everything still in its right place still, somehow even though we're desarraigo but no one really had a home and home wasn't even us. we breathed. soft breaths rise from two shore birds up into a wild land and fall back into bed it never became anything more.
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Nov 17, 2013
Nov 17, 2013 at 4:54 PM UTC
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somehow i became a foreigner amongst excess of imagination and creation. i like old things like sunlight ducks mother and sadness. bread. lakes, lagoon, fog. bones warm skin dreaming at afternoon. somehow they return the fullness not above or below but vibrating in the current of things, spirit sailing in the melancholy mist. everything still in its right place still, somehow even though we're desarraigo but no one really had a home and home wasn't even us. we breathed. soft breaths rise from two shore birds up into a wild land and fall back into bed it never became anything more.
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Nov 17, 2013
Nov 17, 2013 at 4:54 PM UTC
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