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I can still feel your touch-- the pressure of your fingers against my neck and waist and thighs The imprints of your mouth stained to my skin Never to be removed, until days pass and they fade to nothing Blown away by an unseen breeze Not warm and sticky, the kind that sweetens your lips and lightens your head-- But chilling. aching your body and flushing your cheeks and leaving your forgotten; still I can feel you Arms wrapped around me tight Two strangers interlocked in the dawning light As the sky turns from empty to soft and the stars disappear to the sun and the light streams in, air catching fire particles swirling round and round I lay awake watching your chest lift and fall Still for fear of waking you from sleep and when your eyelids flutter, you pull me closer the sparse freckles on my shoulders against your chest Outside the birds stir and you kiss me, stirring something more but our blood is rid of alcohol, and awkwardness takes its place and the goodbye lasts for weeks.
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Jun 29, 2018
Jun 29, 2018 at 4:50 AM UTC
Topleft Bedroom
I can still feel your touch-- the pressure of your fingers against my neck and waist and thighs The imprints of your mouth stained to my skin Never to be removed, until days pass and they fade to nothing Blown away by an unseen breeze Not warm and sticky, the kind that sweetens your lips and lightens your head-- But chilling. aching your body and flushing your cheeks and leaving your forgotten; still I can feel you Arms wrapped around me tight Two strangers interlocked in the dawning light As the sky turns from empty to soft and the stars disappear to the sun and the light streams in, air catching fire particles swirling round and round I lay awake watching your chest lift and fall Still for fear of waking you from sleep and when your eyelids flutter, you pull me closer the sparse freckles on my shoulders against your chest Outside the birds stir and you kiss me, stirring something more but our blood is rid of alcohol, and awkwardness takes its place and the goodbye lasts for weeks.
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19/F/Atlanta
Jun 29, 2018
Jun 29, 2018 at 4:50 AM UTC
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