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we met in Mexico, slept rough in the back; the seats folded down levelled out and tacked down with two springs we went by cities not knowing their names; stopped at payphone kiosks shamed our pasts with left messages on answering machines we stopped at toll booths, paid for more road to play on, to drive over smooth, to cross another border before the noon we deciphered restaurant menus, ate with fingers crossed and hoped the chicken was just that, left a tip lost in another used ash tray we wore sun cream to screen us against the rays and the glare reflecting off the mineral water, natural bays we walked up to bars asked for drinks in cold bottles, sipped and supped until kisses rolled out, left holding hands like mannequin models we kept the trip a secret, kept it secure between you and me and the folds in the bed sheets, we only exist in hotel cheap suites.
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Jan 9, 2014
Jan 9, 2014 at 3:46 PM UTC
We Met In Mexico
we met in Mexico, slept rough in the back; the seats folded down levelled out and tacked down with two springs we went by cities not knowing their names; stopped at payphone kiosks shamed our pasts with left messages on answering machines we stopped at toll booths, paid for more road to play on, to drive over smooth, to cross another border before the noon we deciphered restaurant menus, ate with fingers crossed and hoped the chicken was just that, left a tip lost in another used ash tray we wore sun cream to screen us against the rays and the glare reflecting off the mineral water, natural bays we walked up to bars asked for drinks in cold bottles, sipped and supped until kisses rolled out, left holding hands like mannequin models we kept the trip a secret, kept it secure between you and me and the folds in the bed sheets, we only exist in hotel cheap suites.
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tim-knight
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Jan 9, 2014
Jan 9, 2014 at 3:46 PM UTC
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