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"Dreaming Sinatra" by asphyxia

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In the cold winter
when all is covered in white
the heart beats slower,
the voice speaks lower,
the body becomes a slug.

The soul, like a drug,
surges under skin,
calling out to any ear
hearing its request:

“Would anyone like to dance?
I’ve got this rhythm in me
just waiting to burst—
to jump right out of me;
…crash right into you.”

..

Her soul is eager;
always wearing dancing shoes;
yearning for Jazz June.




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On Thursday May 17th, 2007, carlosjackal (1718) writes:
This did not disappoint after the great title drew me in..:) -Carl


On Friday May 18th, 2007, asphyxia (77) writes:
thank you! i love summertime.


On Friday May 11th, 2007, Freebird (642) writes:
Awww I loved this. This was a breath of fresh air.



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