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writing poems about girls you hardly remember.

i told her she didn't want to get involved, but she told me that she was going to be, anyway. and i was a little relieved that someone had gone through the trouble of making that decision for me. you scare me to death, like i'm the one to be scared. but when you show me that part of your thigh that you haven't shown to that many people, i start sectioning off my body with the tiny pencil i keep in my nightstand to keep score. i told her she knew she'd regret it. i knew i could prove her wrong if i wanted.
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Jul 31, 2011
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