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chamomile honey

by magnoliajelly

i dream you die in a car crash your body is mangled and bloodied and i'm screaming this loss is quantified by this massive translucent black space that occupies my field of dream-vision i cry unwilling to believe it and then you call me and i am flooded with this feeling of cosmic truth, that if something were to happen to you i would have felt it you break up with me over the phone for a second time but while you're doing it i can see you while i hear you and you're saying to me: i love you, i love you, i love you your family keeps on having parties to celebrate your recovery and my family goes so i go too and i sit at your bedside and talk to you and i am always overwhelmed seeing you remembering you i look at your basement and there are catalogues of all the girls who weren't me you are bruised and scratched and bloody and stitched and your hair is longer and wavy and i close my eyes against you when you're strong enough you leave and in my dreams i move on to someone stronger and taller knowing already he and i do not work out i tell my dad about this over coffee and he says there is a part of me that thinks you're divine always always
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