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Sun finger-painted the tawny skin of his lover, Earth, with melted gold, centuries old, antiquing sand and surf. |
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Ocean, jealous, sprayed aqua glitter in his eyes; with swaying hips and liquid lips, caught him by surprise. |
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Earth reveled in his beauty, submissive in her stance, drenched in blue, she took her cue in undulating dance.
She pressed her suntanned toes |
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Sun clapped his hands in wonder, delighted at the show, then shot his beams, gold-drenched dreams, like arrows from a bow. |
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Earth and Sun and Ocean, united in their core, lay entwined in soul and mind to rest, then play once more. |
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