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floating

*small boats made from old

newspapers, a small puddle

that bleeds into a narrow

stream, and us. well, not

us exactly; more like our

souls trapped into a smaller

form than we're used to.

 

in those boats,

we sailed that

narrow stream

to uncertainty.

 

once there,

everything

became

one big blur;

 

everything

we knew

about each

other,

 

wasn't true.

 

we had lied

to one another,

 

but why?

 

we watched

as the words

on our boats

oozed out,

 

knowing that

when the rain

stops, the damage

would still be done.*

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maggie-4
Ukrainian
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Nov 27, 2012
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