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sea’s quiet tonight, iris and vagabond gray salt coarse in our hair we can see it in the last pink light count the bubbles in the wake sprouting from thin air and imaginary whale songs they won’t find us in the stern let me look at your hipbones—I won’t touch not yet it’s too quiet tonight there’s orion, and there’s cassiopeia stars swimming white fish in our rum-eyes gulls’ heads tucked under wings in the corners—goodnight goodnight little gulls, dreaming you’re doves even sirens sleep this moon soft voices slumberous smoky, hey—let me look at you again under the velvet dark, sea in sterling drops on our lashes, let’s take a break from steering let waves and mermaids take the wheel
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Mar 30, 2014
Mar 30, 2014 at 7:43 PM UTC
Goodnight, Goodnight
sea’s quiet tonight, iris and vagabond gray salt coarse in our hair we can see it in the last pink light count the bubbles in the wake sprouting from thin air and imaginary whale songs they won’t find us in the stern let me look at your hipbones—I won’t touch not yet it’s too quiet tonight there’s orion, and there’s cassiopeia stars swimming white fish in our rum-eyes gulls’ heads tucked under wings in the corners—goodnight goodnight little gulls, dreaming you’re doves even sirens sleep this moon soft voices slumberous smoky, hey—let me look at you again under the velvet dark, sea in sterling drops on our lashes, let’s take a break from steering let waves and mermaids take the wheel
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Mar 30, 2014
Mar 30, 2014 at 7:43 PM UTC
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