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Too-salty margaritas (I knew we shouldn’t have gotten extra coarse salt). The red gummy melting into my blood, Our blood. Walking over the fountain That you don’t remember walking in Because you were blacked out. Watching you watch me, Chin cradled in your hand, Grinning a little. Pretending like I don’t like it (I can’t help it), but biting my lip and smiling a little in that way I know you like. Kissing you and melting into your chest and arms and legs. God has invented gloriously cruel prisons for us.
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Dec 20, 2019
Dec 20, 2019 at 2:28 PM UTC
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Too-salty margaritas (I knew we shouldn’t have gotten extra coarse salt). The red gummy melting into my blood, Our blood. Walking over the fountain That you don’t remember walking in Because you were blacked out. Watching you watch me, Chin cradled in your hand, Grinning a little. Pretending like I don’t like it (I can’t help it), but biting my lip and smiling a little in that way I know you like. Kissing you and melting into your chest and arms and legs. God has invented gloriously cruel prisons for us.
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Dec 20, 2019
Dec 20, 2019 at 2:28 PM UTC
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