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You were always tablets and talk

and I was always plaid and not so talk

but June taught that things exist between us and

red strings exist between us and

awkward gestures, slurred words and tired heels

all can heal us

and boy, your name is as common to me as my own

and just alone, an open sore

you dont know

you occupy the spaces between my

flesh

and blood

and bones

naked wounds, uneasy tones

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natasha-velvet
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Feb 23, 2013
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