I shook my hands. Water droplets floated in the air. My hands, no longer wet, were warm, hot at the palms. The water droplets were crystallizing.
Crystalline on steroids, gorgeously tantalizing. Barely moving, naturally hypnotizing. I moved my hands in the air, swaying the diamonds.
Slowly, they made sweet sounds as they collided. Tings & pings, like glass harmonizing. Tiny rainbows filled the room, powered by the vibrant sun.
I was in a place of bliss & beauty. Hypnotized by the crystal cuties.
A moment in time where everything was frozen. An incredible scene all too serene.
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Janis E.
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Janis E.
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