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the evening when you have-to-realize your voice is steady soft but your eyes give you up and he holds you closer (just because) because you let him, now nothing-to-lose while you lose him, now and your eyes give you up while your voice-- This Is What You Wanted. and he touches your jawbone featherlight with strong hands instead of talking the last days the most beautiful, per always and tears on call for a drop of coffee on your jeans or nothing or writing in your datebook with the pen that was his-- This Is What You Wanted the room to move your elbows, and level ground and the scratch of his chin on your forehead for not-quite-the-last-time and remembering before you memorized his cheekbones and fingertips and the song he didn’t know would make you sad remembering when you shook hands and talked television, siblings, weather you wake up for the new dawn and the It Will Be Okay, but first, it won’t in four, three, two one
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Mar 5, 2013
Mar 5, 2013 at 7:37 PM UTC
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the evening when you have-to-realize your voice is steady soft but your eyes give you up and he holds you closer (just because) because you let him, now nothing-to-lose while you lose him, now and your eyes give you up while your voice-- This Is What You Wanted. and he touches your jawbone featherlight with strong hands instead of talking the last days the most beautiful, per always and tears on call for a drop of coffee on your jeans or nothing or writing in your datebook with the pen that was his-- This Is What You Wanted the room to move your elbows, and level ground and the scratch of his chin on your forehead for not-quite-the-last-time and remembering before you memorized his cheekbones and fingertips and the song he didn’t know would make you sad remembering when you shook hands and talked television, siblings, weather you wake up for the new dawn and the It Will Be Okay, but first, it won’t in four, three, two one
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Mar 5, 2013
Mar 5, 2013 at 7:37 PM UTC
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