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april snowstorm.

by @charmingblather

i forget what happened next: i fell asleep and woke up to them also waking up. the pillows were sandalwood, and the covers were of sweat, the carpet was a friend i lost, and the doorway was my pet. i fell in love again with a mouth made out of agate, and a nose from quartz. Saliva that is rose scented, and pleasant non-newtonian skin. We ate rocks on beaches made of linen, and skies crocheted of barley. I whispered with the help of a bird whose feathers were made of petals and feet made of stone: I hate to be alone.
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20 / F / Boston
For You?
Written by
charmingblather
20 / F / Boston
Published
Oct 9, 2018
Time
1m
Tags
#love#connection#safe#space
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