Evanescence

Leanne YeomanSeptember 18, 2016

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evanescence

written by: Leanne Yeoman

@lmyeoman70

on a purple cloud
in faded delirium
slow dancing
to the sound of rain

~our last farewell

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A children's law attorney by day, and at all times a lover of travel, photography, music, & literature with an unquiet mind craving mysterious adventures.

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