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With both of your hands And all your weight against the bathroom sink, You somehow manage to meet the gaze                 Of your own reflection                 Drenched in yellow luminescence. And as I lay with ****** knuckles in a crumpled heap of intoxication, Your eyes shift to me Though you avert them when you see That mine are still open. Open, and glazed, but just clear enough to see you See me for a precious moment Before you take her hand, Step into your bedroom, And close the door                                On all we should have done                                And all that could have been
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Aug 22, 2010
Aug 22, 2010 at 5:46 PM UTC
If only I had shut my eyes
With both of your hands And all your weight against the bathroom sink, You somehow manage to meet the gaze                 Of your own reflection                 Drenched in yellow luminescence. And as I lay with ****** knuckles in a crumpled heap of intoxication, Your eyes shift to me Though you avert them when you see That mine are still open. Open, and glazed, but just clear enough to see you See me for a precious moment Before you take her hand, Step into your bedroom, And close the door                                On all we should have done                                And all that could have been
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Aug 22, 2010
Aug 22, 2010 at 5:46 PM UTC
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