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I've waited for you to squeeze me and feel the chinese newspaper under my ribs. In the black summer sun, we could keel over in the sand and watch small flares infract the perfect circle we'd been staring at miles apart. I kiss with my eyes open. Maybe you'll see it. Maybe we'll see carved skin we don't want to expose to anyone else. Or maybe, everyone finds me see through. And my quest for transparency rendered null all my complexities.
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Apr 30, 2019
Apr 30, 2019 at 3:16 PM UTC
black summer sun
I've waited for you to squeeze me and feel the chinese newspaper under my ribs. In the black summer sun, we could keel over in the sand and watch small flares infract the perfect circle we'd been staring at miles apart. I kiss with my eyes open. Maybe you'll see it. Maybe we'll see carved skin we don't want to expose to anyone else. Or maybe, everyone finds me see through. And my quest for transparency rendered null all my complexities.
old poem, been listening to a lot of CityCop and Shin Guard.
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19/M/Washington
Apr 30, 2019
Apr 30, 2019 at 3:16 PM UTC
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