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Law of Return

I've been

a little confused at the way he

gently brushed my hair away from my neck

and pressed soft kisses on my skin during mid-afternoon

 

And when night fell

(how lovely it was to see something else falling rather than me)

he held me close but wouldn't let me in

So like a child practicing a lesson learned in grade school,

I covered his skin with kisses- you get what you give, right?

But I had forgotten that reality isn't like a movie

with happy endings occurring in every scene,

the little moments don't seem so little

when the main character forgets to play his part.

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Nov 12, 2017
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