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Silence roars. Your tongue races autobiographies in minutes. Spitting syllables of stress until a downpour falls across the kitchen counter and streams to the floor. I sit there. Silent. I find release in touch. A squeeze of the hand. Arms wrapped around a waist. Yet this is not acceptable. I cannot speak, but you urge me so. Forced sentences mean nothing. I don't want the world that accompanies us to know my secrets, So you wonder why I'm so down. As if gravity hasn't thrown me off a cliff promising to catch me from my death yet changed its mind at the last minute. So you keep quiet.
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Dec 2, 2014
Dec 2, 2014 at 10:07 AM UTC
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Silence roars. Your tongue races autobiographies in minutes. Spitting syllables of stress until a downpour falls across the kitchen counter and streams to the floor. I sit there. Silent. I find release in touch. A squeeze of the hand. Arms wrapped around a waist. Yet this is not acceptable. I cannot speak, but you urge me so. Forced sentences mean nothing. I don't want the world that accompanies us to know my secrets, So you wonder why I'm so down. As if gravity hasn't thrown me off a cliff promising to catch me from my death yet changed its mind at the last minute. So you keep quiet.
stephanie-emily
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Dec 2, 2014
Dec 2, 2014 at 10:07 AM UTC
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