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i saw her fiddling with her ring in an effort to dodge my eyes and avoid conversation. our parents discussed their philosophies for life and plans for us. she tucked a stray curl behind her ear, and only looked up at me when i was speaking to answer her father's questions. she laughed at all my jokes, she watched me drink my orange juice when my eyes were averted. "that's a lot of pressure," she says in the kitchen when her mother tells her to help prepare lunch. i want to get up to help her. i have no appetite. i just want to hear her voice more than one sentence response at a time. i'm sitting in the living room, legs crossed, eyebrows raised. she's fiddling with the same ring on her finger, and i think to myself as i watch her, that i want to someday, place a very specific ring on a very specific fingers of hers someday
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Jul 29, 2017
Jul 29, 2017 at 12:59 AM UTC
someday
i saw her fiddling with her ring in an effort to dodge my eyes and avoid conversation. our parents discussed their philosophies for life and plans for us. she tucked a stray curl behind her ear, and only looked up at me when i was speaking to answer her father's questions. she laughed at all my jokes, she watched me drink my orange juice when my eyes were averted. "that's a lot of pressure," she says in the kitchen when her mother tells her to help prepare lunch. i want to get up to help her. i have no appetite. i just want to hear her voice more than one sentence response at a time. i'm sitting in the living room, legs crossed, eyebrows raised. she's fiddling with the same ring on her finger, and i think to myself as i watch her, that i want to someday, place a very specific ring on a very specific fingers of hers someday
sincerelybillie
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Jul 29, 2017
Jul 29, 2017 at 12:59 AM UTC
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