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found she had broken in was naked but for my dress shirt unbuttoned but covering her shoulders on my bed reading my copy of Dostoevsky I had the NY Times in my hand the cigarette burnt down my finger like a reminder to wake up let it burn pain had left my being blonde and sweet , not the blonde of Marilyn Bridgette but the sanctified sweet of Faye Dunaway , smoke lingered wafted tobacco and burnt flesh simmering told her, anytime, didn't expect this, she paid me no attention acted or read like she was engrossed in the greatest thoughts of social reform or the realisms of crime and punishments maybe debating socialism and capitalism there naked in my shirt taking the novelists cue I undressed laid down acting casual worldly when she asked me the oddest question you like Dostoevsky we debated the rest of the day week night dark and days bright she left such a sweet scent on my shirt the window she busted has never been fixed
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May 28, 2017
May 28, 2017 at 6:30 AM UTC
eternal broken window
found she had broken in was naked but for my dress shirt unbuttoned but covering her shoulders on my bed reading my copy of Dostoevsky I had the NY Times in my hand the cigarette burnt down my finger like a reminder to wake up let it burn pain had left my being blonde and sweet , not the blonde of Marilyn Bridgette but the sanctified sweet of Faye Dunaway , smoke lingered wafted tobacco and burnt flesh simmering told her, anytime, didn't expect this, she paid me no attention acted or read like she was engrossed in the greatest thoughts of social reform or the realisms of crime and punishments maybe debating socialism and capitalism there naked in my shirt taking the novelists cue I undressed laid down acting casual worldly when she asked me the oddest question you like Dostoevsky we debated the rest of the day week night dark and days bright she left such a sweet scent on my shirt the window she busted has never been fixed
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May 28, 2017
May 28, 2017 at 6:30 AM UTC
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