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fulmination wraps tendrils around your spine, draws you under, into the suffocating center of a thunderstorm painted violet and amethyst. jewelry dripping of fear, laced around a pretty throat and bent into the perfect circles of soot-blackened pupils. the air smells crackling and thick, heavy through a thumb and index loop that traces a life driven by weather patterns. when the river dries, the rocks are left slick, soaked and maybe a small bit weightier. fog-smoke circles dilute laughter into a painting of you.
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Dec 6, 2010
Dec 6, 2010 at 10:33 AM UTC
tropospheric
fulmination wraps tendrils around your spine, draws you under, into the suffocating center of a thunderstorm painted violet and amethyst. jewelry dripping of fear, laced around a pretty throat and bent into the perfect circles of soot-blackened pupils. the air smells crackling and thick, heavy through a thumb and index loop that traces a life driven by weather patterns. when the river dries, the rocks are left slick, soaked and maybe a small bit weightier. fog-smoke circles dilute laughter into a painting of you.
this was inspired by the relámpago del catatumbo. look it up if you have time; it's a wonderful phenomenon and this doesn't do it justice.
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Dec 6, 2010
Dec 6, 2010 at 10:33 AM UTC
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