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there are stains of paint trapped in the rolls of her sleeves like the fly that lives in my cobwebbed shed little fragile splatters of creativity And I can't help but notice how The light dances on her face Not a waltz or a ballet But newfound art unrecognised and a beauty all the same all these words fall from her mouth My neck is burned raw with garden sunshine I can't help but feel like the heat on my skin Has moved to my cheeks Like the red of her lips She's caught sight of it all Sports a childlike grin For the first time in weeks It is in her eyes that it swims And she asks what I'm looking at And I smile then, too. "What am I looking at? ... Well, it's definitely not you."
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Sep 25, 2014
Sep 25, 2014 at 2:23 PM UTC
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there are stains of paint trapped in the rolls of her sleeves like the fly that lives in my cobwebbed shed little fragile splatters of creativity And I can't help but notice how The light dances on her face Not a waltz or a ballet But newfound art unrecognised and a beauty all the same all these words fall from her mouth My neck is burned raw with garden sunshine I can't help but feel like the heat on my skin Has moved to my cheeks Like the red of her lips She's caught sight of it all Sports a childlike grin For the first time in weeks It is in her eyes that it swims And she asks what I'm looking at And I smile then, too. "What am I looking at? ... Well, it's definitely not you."
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Sep 25, 2014
Sep 25, 2014 at 2:23 PM UTC
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