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A Simple Convenience

Just this once

became nights spent

lying spine to spine. 

And now you have her:

a skeleton that matches,

more or less.

I'm left with what was

never spoken,

nothing

But convenient.

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Written by
danielle-luongo
American
Published
May 11, 2012
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