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i. three in the afternoon, he sees himself in clumsy knots of nerves running from hook to pole fishing close to murky strands of lakeweed cloudy and soft like his memories of her. ii. three in the afternoon, she traces patterns in the bracelet on her arm he placed gently moons ago firm like painful memories seeping through the beads she can’t seem to remove. iii. he doesn’t know who who he's fishing for anymore she doesn’t know what what she's waiting for anymore carry on, darling carry on.
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May 4, 2015
May 4, 2015 at 10:55 AM UTC
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i. three in the afternoon, he sees himself in clumsy knots of nerves running from hook to pole fishing close to murky strands of lakeweed cloudy and soft like his memories of her. ii. three in the afternoon, she traces patterns in the bracelet on her arm he placed gently moons ago firm like painful memories seeping through the beads she can’t seem to remove. iii. he doesn’t know who who he's fishing for anymore she doesn’t know what what she's waiting for anymore carry on, darling carry on.
12-3-2013
lizz
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May 4, 2015
May 4, 2015 at 10:55 AM UTC
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