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I see them.
They look like crayons. Blue is my favorite. Red makes me envy all the rest. I can be close to you, my love. But the consequences are devastating. If you see me "tipping the velvet" when I ask to dream about those stars on TV maybe surround me and collapse with my ghost against my aging thigh. Deep inside me, I want to make a regular appointment to know you at dawn, so when I look up to the stars in heaven on a night before our meeting face-to-face eternally I would be wearing gabardine.
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