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The sound of loneliness is the crinkling of the plastic bag into which you put your clothes; you no longer have a drawer in my world. The look of freedom is you pulling out of my driveway, forever. I long for you to stare back at me for my eyes are screaming all the things that I was unable to say to you. But you gaze straight ahead. The turnoff for 89 south is nearing, towards: Boston, Manchester, and Nazareth.
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Jun 2, 2014
Jun 2, 2014 at 9:31 PM UTC
Towards Boston, Manchester, and Nazareth
The sound of loneliness is the crinkling of the plastic bag into which you put your clothes; you no longer have a drawer in my world. The look of freedom is you pulling out of my driveway, forever. I long for you to stare back at me for my eyes are screaming all the things that I was unable to say to you. But you gaze straight ahead. The turnoff for 89 south is nearing, towards: Boston, Manchester, and Nazareth.
matthew-berkshire
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Jun 2, 2014
Jun 2, 2014 at 9:31 PM UTC
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