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Lisp

I can still hear your lisp the way it covered every "r" you sounded bare skin under mist, your eyes matched your hair the first, all blue raspberry stained lips the second, pure spring sky Never before, had I loved the rain, as much as when we ran through it we let the downpour soak our clothes and congruent, thunder couldn't scare us we felt naked, or I did, but I didn't mind it to be naked with you was all that I wanted Never before, had I looked at a girl, and wanted to hold her, the way I held you suddenly, the laws I believed in felt paperclip thin, and completely untrue it didn't take much strength to twist every one of them into a shapeless and easily ignorable pile of waste You knew the flags of every country as if your allegiance was to the entire world I wanted it to be to me only and I think I knew that it was, but that doesn't mean I didn't want you to say it
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