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Remembering to forget

by circa-1994

Forgetting easy It's remembering that's hard. It's retracing steps With all 5 senses. The way he moaned when you kissed his neck. The way she tasted first thing in the morning. The nimble way your limbs fold together like lawn chairs. I'm never leaving this bed.
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May 7, 2017
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