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beachtr
Deyanira Val Verde
United States, ca, marina del rey

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Beach

Blue skies

Humid breeze

Heated crystals

Flowing salt

Russet skin

Slow death

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jyngrehl Comment by: jyngrehl - 2007-11-05 17:37
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Hey, is this about the dangers of sun tanning? :) I like the imagery though.
sassinmarie Comment by: sassinmarie - 2007-08-18 19:36
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It's great how a short poem,with words that flow together so nicely can say so much....I loved it,and I LOVE the beach(especially the ocean).
ErinJane Comment by: ErinJane - 2007-08-03 19:35
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I loved it. It didn't say any more and or any less than it needed to.

Perfect.
Teri Comment by: Teri - 2007-08-02 16:06
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Russet skin

Love that. Love the entire poem. Snappy and witty with a message. [And I'm a sun person, although I know I shouldn't.] Thanks for the read.

Teri
shuchikalra Comment by: shuchikalra - 2007-08-02 03:51
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nice expressions, the last night really kills the mood though. but you have painted a realistic painting. one can actually imagine it on a canvas
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