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It’s a warm summer’s day, and I want to see the world
As the sun shines, blinding spotlights off my windows of pearl,
I want to see the world

So much beauty, so profound

She’s the butterfly kind
With a butterfly mind

Delphinium, The dolphin flower
From Delphis, The Greek for Dolphin

Lying in the dark I rose and crept to you
Waded through dawn’s blue light to your room
Where infant sowers of morning strew
Seeds of day in the silent, sleepy gloom

My fallen king, your bronzed out throne is reminiscent of much that glittered under many a moonlit night.

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The graunching of shaft steel, the bone smashing force of terrible torsion
Scribes circles in your thin horizon, and blind you to the other geometries.

He cheated and he lied, then he died. His last message was a single word, Estrella. His wife needs to know what that means before she can move on

A satisfying fizz in champagne flutes,
Queen bees converge on our honeyed table
Flaunting fake tanned legs and knee high boots.