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17-Alaska

by @cailey-duluoz

Camel Blues protruding from the right hip pocket Of your too-tight skinny jeans Containing the gracefullest legs You're a tower. You've left your mark on me In more ways than one And I fell to pieces, leaking colors through the cracks Like none I'd known were there But you aren't going to pull me close again Or run your knowledgeable hands Over my worn-cotton white skin, Alas.
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Mar 16, 2011
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