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Foothills

i caught her sipping honey suckle flowers drunk on autumn memories but the breeze that slapped my face put me in place and my mind aligned with her feet s l o w l y opening eyes and toes every thing was yellow i took a macro to a micro so before me the sands washed upon her beach feet as she seismically wiggled just the little if a finger they'd say pinkie but she knew not what she was doing to me or for me finding a need to explore her colossus form for she was gigantoid and i was nobody to the body of what she had become and so her behemoth more than enough held me in awe but i knew because she would mis construe who i was and crush me

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Date: 12/29/2019 10:06:00 AM
This is a piece of perfection. If we take time to truly explore the enormity of a woman’s being we can feel overwhelmed. Well expressed my friend.
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Jeff Connelly
Date: 12/29/2019 10:34:00 AM
Time should not be wasted but start exploring. Each landscape has its own topography. Beauty can never be totally mapped out, there are those areas left blank on a map; to be left to explore. Thank you Richard.

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