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Stories always seem to start in the summer Not as in "begin" or for the first time be conceived, but when they live Winter is dormant, all the laid groundwork beneath frozen grass, yellow-green ice shards protruding from their chandelier garden Hopes and wishes and dreams and sadness and loves Pent up for the past 9 months, emotional gestation released in a bacchanalian of shameless feelings and ritzy wine-coolers Drink from the goblet. Fear of the Kool-Aid has past. It's immortality.
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Aug 9, 2014
Aug 9, 2014 at 3:14 PM UTC
Ballroom Moon
Stories always seem to start in the summer Not as in "begin" or for the first time be conceived, but when they live Winter is dormant, all the laid groundwork beneath frozen grass, yellow-green ice shards protruding from their chandelier garden Hopes and wishes and dreams and sadness and loves Pent up for the past 9 months, emotional gestation released in a bacchanalian of shameless feelings and ritzy wine-coolers Drink from the goblet. Fear of the Kool-Aid has past. It's immortality.
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Aug 9, 2014
Aug 9, 2014 at 3:14 PM UTC
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