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I’m outside scraping away at the windshield thinking how the lips of a man would be a soothing end to winter. It’s so easy to crave spring when everything is frosted over in crystal. They shimmer, as the light, an idea of warmth dances. Each inhale a dull ache. The exhale a churning fog. The road bends along as I move like a hand along a hip. I’m driving away and never towards. Thinking about him.
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Jan 31
Jan 31, 2026 at 11:21 AM UTC
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I’m outside scraping away at the windshield thinking how the lips of a man would be a soothing end to winter. It’s so easy to crave spring when everything is frosted over in crystal. They shimmer, as the light, an idea of warmth dances. Each inhale a dull ache. The exhale a churning fog. The road bends along as I move like a hand along a hip. I’m driving away and never towards. Thinking about him.
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Jan 31
Jan 31, 2026 at 11:21 AM UTC
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