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Disappearance

by TheGhostWhoWatchesDeers

When mother and father often create insults, older brother joins the battle knowing he would lose, I close my eyes slowly, like entering a dream that I can control by it's length and it's confusing images. My bed, which sheets tell the story of satisfactions, turn to the warm mattress on the beach in California. Mother Earth blows the breeze on my pale hairy skin – I shiver with pleasure. Shouting turns to laughing from my friends that I don't have or neither will get. Sand drains between my toes, beach ball bounces from my head - I laugh with joy. One of those young, vulnerable people could look at me that particular way. Hot breathing next to my sensitive neck followed by sloppy tongue work – I moan with excitement. I open my eyes slowly, like being born again and I find out the fight is still going on. Brother's voice is lost Mother shrieks Father yells - I cry with despair.
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TheGhostWhoWatchesDeers
20 / M / Finland
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Written by
TheGhostWhoWatchesDeers
20 / M / Finland
Published
Mar 12, 2018
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#summer#love#despair#life#family
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