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Memory Lane

by @wordsinthewind

I held my heart on the tip of my thumb And then I held my breath As I hit send and my heart went careening across the keys into your phone Do your eyes light up from the screen, the way my heart does when you call me? I hope you know how to swim Because I could of drowned you in words even though I cannot find them on the tip of my tongue They catch in my throat and pour out my fingers like a glass knocked over on a table My feet stop in their tracks as another memory pinballs through my head It ricochets like a hundred bats flying in a cave Damn I miss you. I could pour myself out to you like a pitcher But I swallow my thoughts and they leave a bad taste in my mouth I miss the taste of your kisses, so sweet and gentle, though a bit salty Salty like the ocean and every bit as wet and wild as the water 'You are a fool' I tell myself To stay awake dreaming when you could be sleeping instead
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22 / F / American
For You?
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wordsinthewind
22 / F / American
Published
Apr 11, 2018
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