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I felt like I was my body for once - like I wasn't only inside it.

by @makiya-green

Plucking tall glasses from their perch above the sink and letting loose the dark that wiggled, relentless, inside it's bottle. Gold was chipping from my mother's cheap wine glasses, creating the sort of sad ambiance that you, unexpectedly, find yourself craving. There, in the belly of it - flavor resembling nothing of the puckering and rambunctious cranberry and pomegranate that prod my insides with summer-tainted sweetness - lurked a hazy glow, too often over-romanticized, I think. And I, haphazardly stealing from the bottle's mouth, didn't realize what was stolen from my own.
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Jun 12, 2012
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