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habits//puget sound

by @claire-9

gentle, but hesitant he lifts the china to his lips, and like the tea scolds his tongue, he punishes himself. at this time,10:30 a.m, weekdays she brewed the same Seattle cinnamon that now flooded his system with her memory; through Puget Sound and evaporated into constant cloudy skies that pour rain into the mind of a man of many mistakes; last of which being losing her and the comfort she brought; something as constant and as taken for granted as the weather.
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claire-9
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Sep 18, 2015
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oh how i miss seattle

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#sad#rain#mistakes#cloudy#seattle
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