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I step into the mid-June semi-dark to place his letter in the mailbox. I flip the flag to attention, adjust my polyester robe, open a slit wider down my center, let the tepid, lukewarm twilight graze my nakedness beneath. I recede up the driveway, padding barefoot upon the still-warm asphalt, when the resonant hum of the bikes on the bypass behind the trees seems to all at once lay flush upon the parts of me left bare, the flashbulb fireflies too bright, too alive for the nocturnal lull, and I pause at the stoop; After a breath I step dazed into the hushed air-conditioning of the foyer, starstruck and overexposed.
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Jun 18, 2018
Jun 18, 2018 at 10:28 PM UTC
En Route
I step into the mid-June semi-dark to place his letter in the mailbox. I flip the flag to attention, adjust my polyester robe, open a slit wider down my center, let the tepid, lukewarm twilight graze my nakedness beneath. I recede up the driveway, padding barefoot upon the still-warm asphalt, when the resonant hum of the bikes on the bypass behind the trees seems to all at once lay flush upon the parts of me left bare, the flashbulb fireflies too bright, too alive for the nocturnal lull, and I pause at the stoop; After a breath I step dazed into the hushed air-conditioning of the foyer, starstruck and overexposed.
KayleeLemire
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Jun 18, 2018
Jun 18, 2018 at 10:28 PM UTC
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