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here again

curled inside your arms

in the hard and unforgiving porcelain tub

dimmed lights

loud, shrieking voices past the locked bathroom door

I feel so safe with you

 

you look at me with your calm and bloodshot eyes

drooping eyelids and lazy smile

I lie against you and pretend to sleep

you say you're so amazing

my heart beat slows

my socks absorb a pool of lukewarm water

I am healing

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lillian
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Feb 25, 2012
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