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Radcliffe Yard

by gnihtogtn

You find patterns in everything and I am just beginning to notice this about you. You watch documentaries, and tell me all about them. One was about a nanny turned photographer capturing strangers mid-conversation- I like your summaries better than the stories themselves. Someday, you, too will take great photographs and the world will know your name before you're deceased. I'm sure of it. We walked through a field of glowing grass, and you tried to touch each blade. It began to rain, I wiped a stray droplet onto your nose and kissed your eyelids. You laughed at me, tried to annoy me, hold my hand in different ways, push me off the sidewalk- I stepped in dog shit but you insisted it was human... I listened to you spin your story and was reminded of how lovely it is to peer inside your mind- My glasses broke tonight and yet I haven't seen this clearly in what feels like forever. I'll tell you "let's do this," this time, without any liquor if it means I'll prove my devotion to you and this time we have together. I don't care what you call me, or who knows I exist, as long as you keep kissing me with as much electricity as I felt when I first met you.
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Published
Apr 26, 2016
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Thank you.

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