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The skies were clear the day after he died. I peeled off my clothes by the river and watched the water breathe, folding into itself like a chest wound. It trembled at my touch, as foot became current, kissed thigh and naked breast, warm cheek and curled lip. The water was soft and the world sighed beneath me. My skin was built of goosebump condensation. I floated on my back and my body became the water cycle. Evaporation is just another word for rebirth.
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Mar 3, 2016
Mar 3, 2016 at 8:53 PM UTC
Describing the Color Blue
The skies were clear the day after he died. I peeled off my clothes by the river and watched the water breathe, folding into itself like a chest wound. It trembled at my touch, as foot became current, kissed thigh and naked breast, warm cheek and curled lip. The water was soft and the world sighed beneath me. My skin was built of goosebump condensation. I floated on my back and my body became the water cycle. Evaporation is just another word for rebirth.
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Mar 3, 2016
Mar 3, 2016 at 8:53 PM UTC
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