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In 2010, I mostly thought about *** on the beach. Someone falling into me when waves crash a whip into their back – I, on mine, my heart filled with the weight of sandbags packed for a Miami hurricane. When I was that young, I believed I could show up at a grown man’s house and hide the evidence in my **** He would listen to music with a lot of rhythm, it would influence the way the ocean breathed and came salt beads on my skin. The conversation was. The ******* was never – I went to a smaller beach four hundred miles from his anxiety and songs without guitar riffs. I vomited every made up memory, did not ********** for three weeks because I realized the gulf could not break my ***** alone. Broken-hearted. The end. We were so good and my touch so smooth he thought it was just seashells.
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Jul 6, 2013
Jul 6, 2013 at 2:04 AM UTC
shoreline skin
In 2010, I mostly thought about *** on the beach. Someone falling into me when waves crash a whip into their back – I, on mine, my heart filled with the weight of sandbags packed for a Miami hurricane. When I was that young, I believed I could show up at a grown man’s house and hide the evidence in my **** He would listen to music with a lot of rhythm, it would influence the way the ocean breathed and came salt beads on my skin. The conversation was. The ******* was never – I went to a smaller beach four hundred miles from his anxiety and songs without guitar riffs. I vomited every made up memory, did not ********** for three weeks because I realized the gulf could not break my ***** alone. Broken-hearted. The end. We were so good and my touch so smooth he thought it was just seashells.
sarina
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Jul 6, 2013
Jul 6, 2013 at 2:04 AM UTC
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