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Kissing him sounded like wailing sirens, a traumatic experience already in motion Your Dad was never around to teach you things like riding a bike, or how to ask for the things you want so you own a dirt bike now and steal for the thrill of it. I still think you turned out just fine. I  want to romanticize the way it felt to feel your presence but always being at such a distance from you, but its hard to make something so painful sound poetic. Still, I'd be lying if I said I didn't enjoy it all, just a little bit. You'll call some other girl "babe" and I'll change my mind the same way the leaves go from green to red and one day I won't think of trauma when I hear your name, I won't be calm when I sense danger, and I won't be at peace when I hear sirens wail.
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Mar 25, 2015
Mar 25, 2015 at 5:08 PM UTC
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Kissing him sounded like wailing sirens, a traumatic experience already in motion Your Dad was never around to teach you things like riding a bike, or how to ask for the things you want so you own a dirt bike now and steal for the thrill of it. I still think you turned out just fine. I  want to romanticize the way it felt to feel your presence but always being at such a distance from you, but its hard to make something so painful sound poetic. Still, I'd be lying if I said I didn't enjoy it all, just a little bit. You'll call some other girl "babe" and I'll change my mind the same way the leaves go from green to red and one day I won't think of trauma when I hear your name, I won't be calm when I sense danger, and I won't be at peace when I hear sirens wail.
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Non-binary/Canadian
Mar 25, 2015
Mar 25, 2015 at 5:08 PM UTC
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