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Columns of water smoked over The lake last evening, Leaving a sun-soaked Wet-dog pungency. But wagging. Fatted newborns are Claiming trees, digging holes. The worms are doomed Beneath the green. Snouts are grovelling Where they belong. This was a blithe storm Passing through. My sun is eclipsed by you. After a calming period. Especially after seeing You again, seeing you're happy. That's a rising barometer For you. I see it in your hands, On your ring finger. Being congenial is different now. But I am persistent With my lieu time. I will be resistant In my windbreaker. I have learned To wait in queue.
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Aug 22, 2014
Aug 22, 2014 at 11:57 AM UTC
Lieu Time
Columns of water smoked over The lake last evening, Leaving a sun-soaked Wet-dog pungency. But wagging. Fatted newborns are Claiming trees, digging holes. The worms are doomed Beneath the green. Snouts are grovelling Where they belong. This was a blithe storm Passing through. My sun is eclipsed by you. After a calming period. Especially after seeing You again, seeing you're happy. That's a rising barometer For you. I see it in your hands, On your ring finger. Being congenial is different now. But I am persistent With my lieu time. I will be resistant In my windbreaker. I have learned To wait in queue.
francie-lynch
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Aug 22, 2014
Aug 22, 2014 at 11:57 AM UTC
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