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You've grown older in the eyes.

Your words suggest otherwise.

 

Your hand creeps across the table's edge.

This is my que to meet you.

 

Not again, not this time,

A mother ******* millionth time.

 

"Take me home," my mouth relayed.

Before this I had always stayed.

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alexis
30 / F / English
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Nov 10, 2016
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