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Take me to the snow monkeys in the hot springs of northern Japan. Let me hold one as she combs the water by my back over and over. I’ll note each snowflake that settles on her fur and i’ll really be–– Let me get lost somewhere near ocean. I want to ask the wandering albatross where to go. Maybe when the trees float unsuspended I can sit atop a mountain goat and finally stop thinking. We'll watch the morning sun clear the fog. (from the time my mother dressed me, my little legs drumming the air. From the time I stepped on to the yellow schoolbus and waved to my parents goodbye;) They knew that one day, I’d learn to break out of my body and fly into the starry night.
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Oct 12, 2014
Oct 12, 2014 at 3:37 PM UTC
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Take me to the snow monkeys in the hot springs of northern Japan. Let me hold one as she combs the water by my back over and over. I’ll note each snowflake that settles on her fur and i’ll really be–– Let me get lost somewhere near ocean. I want to ask the wandering albatross where to go. Maybe when the trees float unsuspended I can sit atop a mountain goat and finally stop thinking. We'll watch the morning sun clear the fog. (from the time my mother dressed me, my little legs drumming the air. From the time I stepped on to the yellow schoolbus and waved to my parents goodbye;) They knew that one day, I’d learn to break out of my body and fly into the starry night.
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Oct 12, 2014
Oct 12, 2014 at 3:37 PM UTC
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