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How did we arrive here? Two imposters sharing a bed, One leading, the other led. I used to savour those days together. You remember? Those lazy, wine-fuelled days. Our love, under a microscope— an organism, forever changing, shifting, moving, never still. We were not unique, though. Like weathered rock, gradually ground down over time, not noticing the change. Oh, how we’ve changed. Now we dance a nervous dance, Our moves—once smooth—are rigid and awkward. We bump and **** against each other, not knowing where to stand. We are strangers in a stranger land.
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Apr 17, 2025
Apr 17, 2025 at 2:15 AM UTC
Strangers in a stranger land
How did we arrive here? Two imposters sharing a bed, One leading, the other led. I used to savour those days together. You remember? Those lazy, wine-fuelled days. Our love, under a microscope— an organism, forever changing, shifting, moving, never still. We were not unique, though. Like weathered rock, gradually ground down over time, not noticing the change. Oh, how we’ve changed. Now we dance a nervous dance, Our moves—once smooth—are rigid and awkward. We bump and **** against each other, not knowing where to stand. We are strangers in a stranger land.
GaryH
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53/M/UK
Apr 17, 2025
Apr 17, 2025 at 2:15 AM UTC
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