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dreary fridays.

you make me cold in the pit of my stomach, a glacier sliding past my lungs. your bangs brush my eyelashes when foreheads press together, only silence and movement and sweat between our skins. and i feel condemned, of all things. yet, irrevocably, i'm yours. sold on the street corner, at the intersection of your passion and your distaste.
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amanda-jane
31 / F / American
For You?
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amanda-jane
31 / F / American
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Jan 27, 2012
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1/27/12.

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