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"Hello, hallway, linoleum tile, I can't really see you but I hope you're there." Green spiders crawl through my smoked-up veins, their spindles weave their webs of red under eyelids gravitating towards sleep. Retinal film flashes; each blink is an unprocessed, scared/ __ , broken reel. "Put your hands," he says, "on mine. Breathe, look into my eyes." Shaking fingertips touch his; snowflakes gently collide with sunny ground. They were afraid to melt, even though they might want to. I wish it had been 33°.
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Nov 19, 2018
Nov 19, 2018 at 2:02 PM UTC
W33d and a Kind Boy
"Hello, hallway, linoleum tile, I can't really see you but I hope you're there." Green spiders crawl through my smoked-up veins, their spindles weave their webs of red under eyelids gravitating towards sleep. Retinal film flashes; each blink is an unprocessed, scared/ __ , broken reel. "Put your hands," he says, "on mine. Breathe, look into my eyes." Shaking fingertips touch his; snowflakes gently collide with sunny ground. They were afraid to melt, even though they might want to. I wish it had been 33°.
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Nov 19, 2018
Nov 19, 2018 at 2:02 PM UTC
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