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another poem wasted on you

by rebecca-suzanne

Every summer brings different adventures but I still can't shake the memory of street light constellations reflecting in your laugh, or how warm we felt in their artificial sunbeams when we smuggled your sister's beer in your car. I still can't sleep some nights  with that incessant glow peeking through my blinds, reminding me things come and go but you didn't have to.
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Jul 29, 2015
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