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breast bone

by @where-the-daisies-grow

i remember lying down with you on top of me and you pressed your palm in the space between my breasts, pushing your weight on my breast bone, and i breathed deep and told you ‘don’t do that’ because you were too close to my heart.
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Dec 21, 2014
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sunday 21st december '14 ~ four boys have asked me out since you and i dreamed about another boy last night yet i am still struggling to come to terms with you

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