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you’d cook with sleeves rolled up, correct my chopping gently. i’d burn the onions, laugh it off, watch you fix it quietly. we’d walk in step; you knowing the way, me pretending i do too. you’d point out birds, teach me their names, and i’d forget them just to hear you say them again. at night, we’d watch old films. i’d talk through the quiet, you’d pause, patient, like you always are. sometimes i still miss our quiet love, even though it lived only in my head.
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May 28, 2025
May 28, 2025 at 5:16 PM UTC
quiet love
you’d cook with sleeves rolled up, correct my chopping gently. i’d burn the onions, laugh it off, watch you fix it quietly. we’d walk in step; you knowing the way, me pretending i do too. you’d point out birds, teach me their names, and i’d forget them just to hear you say them again. at night, we’d watch old films. i’d talk through the quiet, you’d pause, patient, like you always are. sometimes i still miss our quiet love, even though it lived only in my head.
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17/F/London
May 28, 2025
May 28, 2025 at 5:16 PM UTC
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