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i drink my coffee black with a hint of honey, just like she liked it. sip on the bitter brew, condition myself to like it. i hold my cigarette in the corner of my mouth, like she did, practice smoking it to the nub like she taught me to. i ignore the rain outside, imagine cold spring sunrises on the porch and try to finish my work, all the while dreaming of sleep (where you will visit simultaneously cursing me and asking for my forgiveness).
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Jul 26, 2011
Jul 26, 2011 at 9:29 PM UTC
early mornings/late nights at the bridge
i drink my coffee black with a hint of honey, just like she liked it. sip on the bitter brew, condition myself to like it. i hold my cigarette in the corner of my mouth, like she did, practice smoking it to the nub like she taught me to. i ignore the rain outside, imagine cold spring sunrises on the porch and try to finish my work, all the while dreaming of sleep (where you will visit simultaneously cursing me and asking for my forgiveness).
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Jul 26, 2011
Jul 26, 2011 at 9:29 PM UTC
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