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""
by drybaggij
living in
the moments when
between my whirl winds
and torrential storms
you realize I ain't the norm
and in that same moment
sworn
resigned to enjoy the meeting
greeting it sweetly
for lack of a better phrase
being emotional
completely
but neatly
my tempest
don't stress
layers exposed were guessed
my hurricane will rest
Tomorrow Morning - Jack Johnson
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COMMENTS (5)
getchamndrite
07/03/09 (08:53 PM)
*nods*
H.H. Holloway
07/03/09 (08:01 PM)
Hurricanes can't rest, they're too... restless... lol... your creativity is ever-revolving
--->QUEENPIN O...
07/03/09 (09:02 AM)
loved the way u ended this...
*~Raw Sensuali...
07/03/09 (03:49 AM)
Damn this is some feel good poetry right here... hae you take a hiatus from being the resident asshole or what???? Cuz you can't write like this and still claim asshole status darlin'... just can't do it...
B. Rose
07/03/09 (03:38 AM)
Hotness... as always bruh...
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