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Product of Solitude

Light fingers brush across a shoulder, standing hairs on end. A gentle caress sends shivers skittering down the spine. A cool touch sets the mind racing. But this touch, so hollow, so empty, a vacant echo of affection, untrue, deceptive. Counterfeits of love, icy fingers trace veins of sorrow. An insincere embrace stirs the mind, inspiring false hope. My own hand, my own arm, curled around me. A vain attempt to bring your love to where I lie.
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steve-bailey
American
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Aug 11, 2011
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