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Bodies.

A tangled mass of comfort and sweat pressed against my side, I watch your eyes play "tag" with the droplets bleeding into the window. You lay naked and curled into me, but I know you are gone; off chasing every raindrop you call "it". I want you to know - you break me. You strut straight into my room, paying a little trip - falling into my world. Taking off just before dawn with an arm or leg or major organ, before slinking off to your own world - inside my room.
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taryn-bertollini
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Aug 9, 2011
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