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This is about the breath on your tongue and the way you looked in my basement when the world was asleep and my fingers were wet; because I can still smell you after 4 a.m. on a Friday night, thinking — **** this feeling burns like a cigarette habit). Your ******* are the epitome of thunder, they creep into my skin and leave me vibrating. You are restless in between my legs so I pretend this was easy like the first time I told you I love you; rub my hand through your hair as the breath in my lungs quakes and evaporates in between us. It is cold and I am swooning in our sweat and tears from earlier testimonies, (I know you care, I saw it in the way you arched your vertebrae) and you whimper in your sleep — waking your bones, your still-life perfection. I could stay in this mess forever.
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Apr 11, 2013
Apr 11, 2013 at 2:55 AM UTC
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This is about the breath on your tongue and the way you looked in my basement when the world was asleep and my fingers were wet; because I can still smell you after 4 a.m. on a Friday night, thinking — **** this feeling burns like a cigarette habit). Your ******* are the epitome of thunder, they creep into my skin and leave me vibrating. You are restless in between my legs so I pretend this was easy like the first time I told you I love you; rub my hand through your hair as the breath in my lungs quakes and evaporates in between us. It is cold and I am swooning in our sweat and tears from earlier testimonies, (I know you care, I saw it in the way you arched your vertebrae) and you whimper in your sleep — waking your bones, your still-life perfection. I could stay in this mess forever.
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Apr 11, 2013
Apr 11, 2013 at 2:55 AM UTC
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