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I wonder about the boy on the park bench He sit's on the left- I on the right, We sit in silence waiting for our rides to arrive. I worry that he won't be there one morning I've developed an attachment to him. I've noticed his scrapes and scars and I think he's noticed mine. It was Sunday morning, we sat together, no buses to take or time to keep But closer than usual Our breath clouds the freezing air around us We sip alcohol from our coffee mugs Our lips locked, bodies steamed. I think I am in love with The boy on the park bench.
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Nov 9, 2013
Nov 9, 2013 at 10:19 PM UTC
The boy on the park bench
I wonder about the boy on the park bench He sit's on the left- I on the right, We sit in silence waiting for our rides to arrive. I worry that he won't be there one morning I've developed an attachment to him. I've noticed his scrapes and scars and I think he's noticed mine. It was Sunday morning, we sat together, no buses to take or time to keep But closer than usual Our breath clouds the freezing air around us We sip alcohol from our coffee mugs Our lips locked, bodies steamed. I think I am in love with The boy on the park bench.
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Nov 9, 2013
Nov 9, 2013 at 10:19 PM UTC
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