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I want to kiss you until your lungs turn white and you need my body's heat to seep and fill your empty crevasses Take your face in my hands like they do in the movies and with silent lips tell you who you are to me Because I've never kissed anyone before now and with you I want to do it right Before he marries you. Before it happens all over again and I'm left sopping up the blood with my sleeve. Sitting on the sidewalk and wondering why I'd never been more close to my five year old self before that fragile fluttering heart set itself in your flower petal hands.
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Jun 10, 2012
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