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the distance between intertwined fingers

by @heavy-bored

gleaming white teeth whisper such simple lies that weave such complex emotions until the blanket of insecurities we share separates us from reality instead we sit by a fire reading from a storybook telling us of tales that are not our own and as we sip tea that burns the roofs of our guilty mouths while we both wish we could change and gain some tragic but beautiful sense of intimacy that has so long evaded the tips of our grasping fingers
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