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noon in Huntington

a folding table bearing Super-8’s sits outside as we leave lunch pressing viewfinder to your algaeic eye, you aim it at the sky, at the soles of your feet, at the dishevelled seller but never at me.

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rebecca-gismondi

Canadian

Published: Aug 22, 2016
LinesWords: 1437

Tags: #love #heartbreak #man #girl #boyfriend #loss #boy #relationship #woman #girlfriend

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