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this morning

your boxers were on my floor this morning i call you and pretend to leave a message how you must have forgot them in your hurry to dress and leave before my mother woke up after i snuck you in my window last night when in reality they've been sitting there for months collecting dust because i am afraid to touch them, to remember where i've touched them and you before because in reality you are feverish with contempt scowling at the syllables that form my name it rained this morning although it felt more like the sky was dripping with distain i smoke my cigarette and make my way into the kitchen the hum takes over and i grab a cereal box, a loaf of bread overflowing spoonfuls of peanut butter and begin eating sickened with myself and you and what we are and what we're not and what we could be if you'd only let us and suddenly im in the bathroom with the water running i hear the beat of my heart in my head he will never love you
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