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for my identical-

I never told you I would leave.

Us;

In an airplane over Russia;

Our feet slipping into skates too small;

Sipping a distinctive type of chai.

You know me too familiar.

When I shiver, so do you.

We speak in our own language,

One in which the light bends

From your sapphire eyes;

One in which we are twins.

We burn together.

 

in summer.

To be free.

 

<I love you in every transatlantic mile.>

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Written by
sundayebullient
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Published
Sep 3, 2017
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ahh

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#love#russia#travel#summer#chai#skating#separation#twins#oceans#free
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