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“i have something to tell you” she whispered i looked at her and could tell exactly what was on her mind her words were written all over her like a third grade chalkboard etched with multiplication tables her eyes were glossy and the only bit of color in her face was within her cheeks she looked as if her lunch was about to come right up into her lap her fingers were writhing her eyes were roaming around the room   holding the worry that consumed her she told me that she had never in her life been so in love with someone and that she was afraid not afraid of me hurting her    but afraid of her hurting because if there was nothing in life that she gathered the lesson would still remain that she would always get hurt she would always cry she would always break eventually i gently took my hand to the side of her rosy cheek and croaked, with what seemed like cotton in my throat and liquid coals in my eyes, “i know” she looked into my eyes and i into hers in the way that only lovers do and with our lips pressed together, her hand passionately grabbing the back of my head, gathering   fistfuls of my hair as if it were anchoring   her to the harbor of clarity and understanding, with my hands gripping her hips   as if to steal her away from the atmosphere for a minute, we sealed our fate   as libidinous lovers    (but also ingenuous best friends) k.n
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Jul 28, 2013
Jul 28, 2013 at 5:49 PM UTC
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“i have something to tell you” she whispered i looked at her and could tell exactly what was on her mind her words were written all over her like a third grade chalkboard etched with multiplication tables her eyes were glossy and the only bit of color in her face was within her cheeks she looked as if her lunch was about to come right up into her lap her fingers were writhing her eyes were roaming around the room   holding the worry that consumed her she told me that she had never in her life been so in love with someone and that she was afraid not afraid of me hurting her    but afraid of her hurting because if there was nothing in life that she gathered the lesson would still remain that she would always get hurt she would always cry she would always break eventually i gently took my hand to the side of her rosy cheek and croaked, with what seemed like cotton in my throat and liquid coals in my eyes, “i know” she looked into my eyes and i into hers in the way that only lovers do and with our lips pressed together, her hand passionately grabbing the back of my head, gathering   fistfuls of my hair as if it were anchoring   her to the harbor of clarity and understanding, with my hands gripping her hips   as if to steal her away from the atmosphere for a minute, we sealed our fate   as libidinous lovers    (but also ingenuous best friends) k.n
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Jul 28, 2013
Jul 28, 2013 at 5:49 PM UTC
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