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Gone fishing

by latinwaters

It hasn't stopped raining since the day you left. Pouring. I've been waiting for you to walk through that front door. Home. And I'd be lying if I said I've compared and mapped your every freckle to the stars in the constellations. But there just wouldn't be enough time in the world to intake something as so beautiful. Especially when you sailed away so long ago and left me to buoy with the tiger lilies Until I finally sank to the bottom. Drowned.
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