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that smile

it cuts through me

as a slow saunter through the thickest fog

 

it doesn't care for my troubles

it doesn't judge who I am

 

it just sits there

luminous

beneath that mirror in which I see only myself

 

we are the same

just letting the vestiges of life wash over us

trickling between our bodies, defining our boundaries

 

I ask if you'll swim out to the depths and drown with me

You happily grab my hand and we run fingertips first into the sea

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william-fredrick-bissette
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Published
Oct 7, 2012
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