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her hair was brown and long

by anadulthumanfemale

Walking home from my friend’s house after making music and making faces and his roommate’s ex-girlfriend was in the kitchen, her back to mine across the living room and I closed the door. I walked the eight blocks to my house. To the left To the right I thought of you but only a little bit. I laughed when I slid on the ice on Summer Street and I inhaled deep to relish in the lack of sun, and for the first time, I listened that night in November with her cold and slender hands over both of my ears.
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anadulthumanfemale
21 / F / Appleton, wi
For You?
Written by
anadulthumanfemale
21 / F / Appleton, wi
Published
Mar 22, 2019
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#exgirlfriend#november#music#walking#brown#long#living#room#summer#street
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