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teenage love poem

bello
una foschia stava guidando giù
riassunto su una notte di volo
la mia madre twines me rose bagnate con rugiada
dicami più di meno o dicami di più
in sua tenda custodita
aumentato dai morti
il mio amore allineare dal suo cuscino è aumentato
il vecchio ovest, il vecchio tempo
per guardare tutto il giorno l'onda blu arricciarsi e rompersi
andato prima di noi
per potere vedere ogni lato di ogni domanda
rose ed oro
li ha fatti mai sentono parlare

 



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