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I am a shifting sky, pale of pomegranate pink to the desert plains of your sloping skin stretched over your bony fingers. Please think of me when you press digits to your lips, feel inked numbers pulse in your pocket. Expect me in a leather jacket shining like oil-packed puddles, breath heavy like smacking cigars against brick walls and tonguing the mortar. Expect me burrowing my nails underneath your wedding veil, chipped polish closing in on the chiffon, expect my noose of sheets to use your fabric softener, the scent of your bed, fresh, before we laid down in it.
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Aug 27, 2015
Aug 27, 2015 at 2:20 AM UTC
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I am a shifting sky, pale of pomegranate pink to the desert plains of your sloping skin stretched over your bony fingers. Please think of me when you press digits to your lips, feel inked numbers pulse in your pocket. Expect me in a leather jacket shining like oil-packed puddles, breath heavy like smacking cigars against brick walls and tonguing the mortar. Expect me burrowing my nails underneath your wedding veil, chipped polish closing in on the chiffon, expect my noose of sheets to use your fabric softener, the scent of your bed, fresh, before we laid down in it.
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Aug 27, 2015
Aug 27, 2015 at 2:20 AM UTC
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