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We came here to fly in the height of our breath don’t let the plight block the sun I listened to my hands till silence came staccato in my words your flight is my sea of stories I settle not into sight tomorrow is a palimpsest with its wise owls, the birds of fear while sensuality is pouring down the windows like rain in December and there is something breathing, a self-absorbed flower of flesh and the tenderness of someone to carry the “winelight” for the flamingo me your lips taste like morning. I am redrawing the horizon inside for you to bring your pulse in flight in case you might What if love was invented by mothers? I have to ask
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Dec 7, 2014
Dec 7, 2014 at 3:39 PM UTC
the theorem of morning
We came here to fly in the height of our breath don’t let the plight block the sun I listened to my hands till silence came staccato in my words your flight is my sea of stories I settle not into sight tomorrow is a palimpsest with its wise owls, the birds of fear while sensuality is pouring down the windows like rain in December and there is something breathing, a self-absorbed flower of flesh and the tenderness of someone to carry the “winelight” for the flamingo me your lips taste like morning. I am redrawing the horizon inside for you to bring your pulse in flight in case you might What if love was invented by mothers? I have to ask
irinia
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Romanian
Dec 7, 2014
Dec 7, 2014 at 3:39 PM UTC
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