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I thought I'd miss your mouth the most, worn down teeth all uniform from grinding them in your sleep, chapped lips, refusal to use chap stick. I thought I'd miss your laugh the most, uncomfortable and weary unless you were with me, and I thought I'd miss your body hip bones making bruises on my inner thighs, pull me closer closer when you hold me and my hands never stopped. This morning I miss the way you smell, and I can't describe it. Scent is most closely tied with memories. I want to smell you on my shirt the next morning before I even roll over onto my side and kiss those chapped lips, see those worn teeth smile feel your arms around me pulling me closer. I want to wear your shirt to bed, but it means nothing now that the scent has left.
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Nov 10, 2012
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