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X. Reasons For Fate

Life begins quietly this evening I wonder around my head as eyes absorb the outside world the orange street light dances in the blue twilight of the hottest recorded day this january (Iwonderhowtheicecapsaredoingtoday) small stars sink into city light of texas painting momentary stillness with a glimpse into another galaxy’s sun even while i keep smoking the cigarettes parents pray I have quit my body reaches into wisdom and contentment but this feeling is foreign and the realization brings anxiety. I try to gauge where I belong in all this moving quietude Golden afternoons sift in my palms My lover is searching my pockets for skin and I have no clue where to begin so the smokey lungs reach for blood start with the freckles then the stretch marks then the scars See where your fingers find home And we’ll discuss the reason fate has brought you into my arms this night
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katy-laurel
American
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Oct 8, 2018
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