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speakeasied nights haunt us like the ghosts we conjured through your old ouija board that we balanced between the space that separated us and I remember I thought if we were any closer to one another I might as well die happy and you could summon me instead with the planchette underneath your trembling fingertips as you cry above your head begging, begging, begging for me to "just come back" and I would try my hardest to come into contact with your silky smooth flesh just to see if you would think it were me, but instead I ended up trembling underneath your fingertips as you raised your hand to the heavens as I was begging, begging, begging for you to "just relax"
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Aug 8, 2013
Aug 8, 2013 at 11:26 PM UTC
twist of fate
speakeasied nights haunt us like the ghosts we conjured through your old ouija board that we balanced between the space that separated us and I remember I thought if we were any closer to one another I might as well die happy and you could summon me instead with the planchette underneath your trembling fingertips as you cry above your head begging, begging, begging for me to "just come back" and I would try my hardest to come into contact with your silky smooth flesh just to see if you would think it were me, but instead I ended up trembling underneath your fingertips as you raised your hand to the heavens as I was begging, begging, begging for you to "just relax"
speakeasied
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Aug 8, 2013
Aug 8, 2013 at 11:26 PM UTC
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