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That One Moment

There was one day when the dysfunctionality, obscure and fearful left my body to slump for once, laid back almost literally, because we were sitting on a sofa, a boring tone so no descriptive words included. You're cold marble fingers that greyish tint touched the skin of my cheek. being nothing but dry terrain accompanied by sudden rain storms, my cheek is pale. puberty according to american girl dolls books never told me my first love would bring love to lifeless, my cheek was only the beginning. Spinning the corners of my mouth into ringlets, dancing with empathetic eyebrows, sweeping my eyelashes into brown billowed bristles, circling the bridge of my nose. You thought I was watching as Harrison hopped round realities and watched himself lead lovers to open spaces. But the time laces were three seconds to long. I counted 21 kisses no wrong, just a few misses. Now that we’re done, I can feel the mark of your physical wishes. My soul is love lifeless, as before we begun.
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brianna-heins
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Jun 21, 2012
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