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she opened her eyes slowly, long feathered eyelashes beating like hummingbirds. one. blink. two. blink. three and – a hand stretched out, grasping at the ceiling, no… at the dust that leapt through pale prisms of light. she turned her head, buried her nose into the pillow and inhaled musk. but beyond the glass pane her companion cooed, then retreated further into the orange blossoms. inside, she sniffed  and wriggled then pressed a hand to her moist face. and closed her eyes
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jennifer-marie
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Mar 7, 2012
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© 2012, Jennifer Marie

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