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Quiver

I can't stop day dreaming about that little freckle nestled in the hairs of your right eyebrow, The way you scuff your Nikes across the asphalt, How you taste like Moscato and always keep quarters in your pockets. I love the hairs on the underside of your jaw, the ones sleeping under your skin. They're all wrapped up in you; Just like me. The way that gold chain sits on your chest gives me goosebumps. I love to drag the heavy cross pendant back and forth, when I'm lying across you. I can feel it click... over every link. Its tiny tremor wiggles through my hand. I melt, when you cup my face in your gently rugged paw. So I just quiver and try not to drip through the cracks in your fingers
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Jul 1, 2011
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