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Heliolatry


The sun splahes the sky with a runny orange-purple haze

that bathes the land in shiny gleaming evening

The light dribbles into my mouth and lines my insides with warmth

All I need is to stand in the middle of the street and drown in the steady intoxiating stream 

of drowsy afternoons in the loving arms of the sun

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I guess it's time I changed some more, huh?

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