Poem in a liquid the words were drunk in taste
Poem in a liquid the girls had it lesson in essence
Poem in a liquid the cakes were eaten well
Poem in a liquid says please drink me well
Poem in a liquid has nothing to say
Poem in a liquid just a brave poetic name
Poem in a liquid is where I drink and touch my morning surface
Poem in a liquid revealed your real face
Poem in a liquid is where I am embraced by your tale and by myself
Poem in a liquid is where I am myself
Poem in a liquid is where I touched that surface of a brave
Poem in a liquid is where I don't long to come back to the previous waves
Poem in a liquid is where I and You we create itself from the new
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