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madeline-moore
madeline-moore
college student and aspiring writer, just trying to find my way.
Love is an art. And I can barely draw you a stick figure.
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Jul 30, 2014
Jul 30, 2014 at 1:41 AM UTC
Why I am a lousy lover
maybe we expected the dishes to be this ***** maybe we demanded of the willpower yanked from the exact place of everything and joined by just our fingernails busy carrying our pails up the hill to fetch a bottle of wine. Only to find ourselves stumbling back up the hill for more.
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Jul 30, 2014
Jul 30, 2014 at 1:40 AM UTC
[maybe we expected the dishes]
Out with the old, in with the new I'm conforming, transforming but it will never be for you It's written in between the lines on my lips and in the cards but I still am unsure how to read the prophetic foreshadowing that will lead me to the streaming feed of water And I'm queasy, uneasy because the world is changing rearranging quicker than I can run, trip, and fall on my knees I am the autumn leaves testing out new colors before giving in decaying into the ground allowing my molecules to melt and morph and flip and turn and die and create and help my bones to permeate Oh Lord, help me to allow the vines to weave in and out of the holes in my bones growing new blossoms that release an aroma of "death"
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Jul 30, 2014
Jul 30, 2014 at 1:38 AM UTC
My Tarot Card Said "Death"
Remember when the rain was beating on the windows blurring out the parking lot surrounding us; secluding, isolating us inside steamy windows. Between curfews and the length of the "movie" we weren't wasting any time. Clothes came off quickly like the breaths we gave each other inhale       exhale      inhale      exhale it was a collaborative effort. Your lips tasted like the mountain dew in the front seat and my breath tasted vulnerable on your tongue. We gave each other all we were willing to give and it was innocent and it was impulsiveness, over and over, and it was the light in our eyes                the designs on our fingertips                that called the shots. fast forward There is still rain tapping on the widows, but it's not fully blurring out the man walking to his car 100 feet away. Keeping track of our routine time limit we knew the moves we knew the drills. But apparently I'm not so "innocent" anymore and that bothers you. I am no longer on the same page as you and I no longer hold your same perspective. Or maybe I'm just realizing that they were always different. But you can no longer seem to match my breathing. You can no longer seem to draw the same entrancing pictures on the inside of my cheek. Who knows when you stopped fully caring, but your radiating desires won't let you stop touching me. Won't let you say that you no longer feel the warmth our bodies ignited. And you thought I wouldn't notice, but I **** well did. I could tell from the flat-soda taste of your lips                  from the rough, jagged edges of your fingertips but was still offering you my own. I saw it coming, but was still offering you parts of me. Hell, I probably would've given you everything, if you had asked. now as I sit here watching my "innocence" continue to disappear like wisps of smoke I can't decide if I truly regret letting it leave from innocence to individuality I can't decide if I ruined something good or decided I wanted something better. Now don't get me wrong, what we had was good. It was young and it was new but it was fragile and it grew in two opposite directions and lets face it, neither of us had a map neither of us knew how to get back on the track that we thought we wanted. Let's face it, neither of us remembered to bring along a bottle of mountain dew so that we could pretend nothing had changed so that we could pretend that we didn't think that we deserved better.
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Jul 30, 2014
Jul 30, 2014 at 1:33 AM UTC
From Innocence to Individuality
Remember when the rain was beating on the windows blurring out the parking lot surrounding us; secluding, isolating us inside steamy windows. Between curfews and the length of the "movie" we weren't wasting any time. Clothes came off quickly like the breaths we gave each other inhale       exhale      inhale      exhale it was a collaborative effort. Your lips tasted like the mountain dew in the front seat and my breath tasted vulnerable on your tongue. We gave each other all we were willing to give and it was innocent and it was impulsiveness, over and over, and it was the light in our eyes                the designs on our fingertips                that called the shots. fast forward There is still rain tapping on the widows, but it's not fully blurring out the man walking to his car 100 feet away. Keeping track of our routine time limit we knew the moves we knew the drills. But apparently I'm not so "innocent" anymore and that bothers you. I am no longer on the same page as you and I no longer hold your same perspective. Or maybe I'm just realizing that they were always different. But you can no longer seem to match my breathing. You can no longer seem to draw the same entrancing pictures on the inside of my cheek. Who knows when you stopped fully caring, but your radiating desires won't let you stop touching me. Won't let you say that you no longer feel the warmth our bodies ignited. And you thought I wouldn't notice, but I **** well did. I could tell from the flat-soda taste of your lips                  from the rough, jagged edges of your fingertips but was still offering you my own. I saw it coming, but was still offering you parts of me. Hell, I probably would've given you everything, if you had asked. now as I sit here watching my "innocence" continue to disappear like wisps of smoke I can't decide if I truly regret letting it leave from innocence to individuality I can't decide if I ruined something good or decided I wanted something better. Now don't get me wrong, what we had was good. It was young and it was new but it was fragile and it grew in two opposite directions and lets face it, neither of us had a map neither of us knew how to get back on the track that we thought we wanted. Let's face it, neither of us remembered to bring along a bottle of mountain dew so that we could pretend nothing had changed so that we could pretend that we didn't think that we deserved better.
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