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she watches the boy with green eyes nursing his drink sadness meeting peace when he looks up a cigarette smoldering between his middle finger and the one he uses when he wants to say he's okay god he slurs and you're not sure and he's not sure if he's talking to his reflection in the mirror behind you or if he's trying to reach an empty grey sky pour him some more burning gold steady his hand when he raises the glass with the imprint of his silent lips and smile without expecting him to give you one god he says again i'm ****** and you deduce that he must be talking to the sky beyond this ceiling weighed down with mood lighting capturing the shadows of lovers becoming friends and friends becoming lovers aren't we all? he smiles finally sardonically wisely he's given in to the ignorance he supposes you have let's go home. the emptiness in his weighted touch at the small of your back shatters like the glass that falls from his hand
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Jun 17, 2014
Jun 17, 2014 at 1:50 PM UTC
let's go home
she watches the boy with green eyes nursing his drink sadness meeting peace when he looks up a cigarette smoldering between his middle finger and the one he uses when he wants to say he's okay god he slurs and you're not sure and he's not sure if he's talking to his reflection in the mirror behind you or if he's trying to reach an empty grey sky pour him some more burning gold steady his hand when he raises the glass with the imprint of his silent lips and smile without expecting him to give you one god he says again i'm ****** and you deduce that he must be talking to the sky beyond this ceiling weighed down with mood lighting capturing the shadows of lovers becoming friends and friends becoming lovers aren't we all? he smiles finally sardonically wisely he's given in to the ignorance he supposes you have let's go home. the emptiness in his weighted touch at the small of your back shatters like the glass that falls from his hand
summerbaran
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Jun 17, 2014
Jun 17, 2014 at 1:50 PM UTC
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