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His hair, soft between my fingertips. Our foreheads are pressed together, skin pulled over bone. I am glowing from the inside out; the sun is only an echo of my own illumination. His warmth is mine, and mine is his. A smile doesn't let out enough happiness, so I must share by kiss contact. My heart is connected to my eyes, which are connected to his. I am so safe, close as can be. I am loved, I belong. No longer floating in the dust. Taste and smell, touch and sight. Alluring, angular, soft. Energy spins and bounces between the spaces. I am his puzzle piece, a grin beneath his teeth. A push, a pull, battling forces on the same side. A lifetime in a single moment.
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Mar 7, 2010
Mar 7, 2010 at 1:34 PM UTC
Sunlight
His hair, soft between my fingertips. Our foreheads are pressed together, skin pulled over bone. I am glowing from the inside out; the sun is only an echo of my own illumination. His warmth is mine, and mine is his. A smile doesn't let out enough happiness, so I must share by kiss contact. My heart is connected to my eyes, which are connected to his. I am so safe, close as can be. I am loved, I belong. No longer floating in the dust. Taste and smell, touch and sight. Alluring, angular, soft. Energy spins and bounces between the spaces. I am his puzzle piece, a grin beneath his teeth. A push, a pull, battling forces on the same side. A lifetime in a single moment.
Fiction, unfortunately.
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Mar 7, 2010
Mar 7, 2010 at 1:34 PM UTC
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