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You dimmed the lights

by marsha-singh

and invited the moon into the room – a stranger, she stole through the night to our chambers, a bevy of damsels to carry her candles. She lit up our eyes; she lit up our skin like our skin was the sky.
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marsha-singh
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Sep 16, 2018
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Then she loaned me her robe and she kissed me goodbye.

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