NeverLandA Poem by SolidadDedicated to N.Serrano may you never call me again.
What a bashful smile,
hiding behind his mother's skirt at twenty-eight. With all the [tumble] weed he could smoke, passing the peace pipe in the chief's tent. Mahogany floats in his irises like crepe paper keeping his pupils company, in his land of never grow old or up. © 2011 SolidadReviews
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