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I never liked sitcoms anyway

When I think of how your fingers may have touched her

I wonder if she felt your grip

On her shoulders

Her legs

Her waist

Her wrists

And I wonder if I still feel your hands the same way as I used to.

We watch re-runs in bed

There's canned laughter in the background,

Tittering away as I lay beside you.

There's an undercurrent in the swell of voices

It hums insistently beneath the sound

Of promises made in the dark

When I strain my ears to hear what they're trying to say,

I hear them.

They're saying,

you're a fool

you're a fool

you're a fool

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Written by
KayBee
35 / F
Published
Nov 17, 2017
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19·107
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An old work.

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#love#heartbreak#loss
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