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two fish

by @blackcrowking

you and i are fretful, wary fish-- old souls. anxious beings. sometimes i think that you and i are part of a whole-- the two fish tied together by the rope. as the song says, *"i wanna ruin our friendship, we should be lovers instead; i don't know how to say this, 'cause you're really my dearest friend."* but honestly, i crave you in the most innocent of ways. if i could kiss you just once, simply sleep next to you and be at peace, that would be more than enough for me. we made a pact -- at thirty we will get married just because we can. but it hurts -- i know it doesn't mean the same to you as it does to me i just want to marry you someday live in a house near the Atlantic and the rooms will be full of cacti and succulents the scent of baked goods will waft out from the kitchen where we will be battling the cats for space on the table to let the macarons cool -- vanilla bean, rose raspberry, chocolate peppermint some days, this is all i can think about and i could never admit that to you
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Written by
blackcrowking
American
For You?
Written by
blackcrowking
American
Published
Nov 12, 2015
Time
2m
Notes

a poem about an asexual pisces who loves another asexual pisces (lyrics i used in the poem are from the song 'jenny' by studio killers)

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#love#relationship#unrequited#marriage#platonic#asexual#pisces
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