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It smelled like you. Like wilderness, like us. The window was white, from all the broken breaths we took on the fifth day. Then all of a sudden, it smelled like butter, frying in a pan. Smell of someone's 2 AM dinner. It smelled like the life we were supposed to get back to. And then like grass, wet, clean, recently cut grass bursting with life of a summer that existed only with you. i swear, like a suitcase or a bag, you took it with you: a burst of daisies sitting in your pocket, waiting for someone to look deep enough to find them. Daisies, and rabbits, and butterflies. And in between condensation against a window pane, and your lips, you became my everything. What are the odds… butter, butterflies… We're just holding onto a piece of melting butter, fusing under our own sun.
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Apr 26, 2014
Apr 26, 2014 at 1:57 PM UTC
Butter
It smelled like you. Like wilderness, like us. The window was white, from all the broken breaths we took on the fifth day. Then all of a sudden, it smelled like butter, frying in a pan. Smell of someone's 2 AM dinner. It smelled like the life we were supposed to get back to. And then like grass, wet, clean, recently cut grass bursting with life of a summer that existed only with you. i swear, like a suitcase or a bag, you took it with you: a burst of daisies sitting in your pocket, waiting for someone to look deep enough to find them. Daisies, and rabbits, and butterflies. And in between condensation against a window pane, and your lips, you became my everything. What are the odds… butter, butterflies… We're just holding onto a piece of melting butter, fusing under our own sun.
andrea-rizzo
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Apr 26, 2014
Apr 26, 2014 at 1:57 PM UTC
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