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Holding on

In vain, I searched my apartment instantly upon your departure. My anxious eyes and prehensile hands hoping and searching for a forgotten item, a trace of your presence: an old shirt, a half-finished book, even a bobby pin. Until I gave up, I found nothing. Retiring to my bed, however afforded me the greatest find imaginable, my temporal security complete: your scent lingers still in my sheets.
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Jul 20, 2011
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