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February nights rip me into pieces

So when I'm scattered randomly

across your bedroom floor,

I hope you look down

at my knee caps

and collar bones

& think about how much you

enjoyed doing puzzles at

the small, cherry wood

coffee table in your parents'

living room when you were ten

And I hope you put my tongue

back in my mouth

and my eyes back in my skull

And you breathe your

cinnamon & whiskey

breath all down my throat

until I remember how to

find air on my own

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Unsentimental
25 / F / American
Published
Feb 7, 2015
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