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as city lights throb

by @heavy-bored

we walk in pairs holding the sides of strangers to combat our inner wars with the company of flattering eyes cheap drugs and cheaper wine aid our quest to heal the inner aches caused by the lonely city for a moment he holds me and I wonder if this is how it should feel though this is when his skeletons are tucked in the closet and I ate my secrets for dessert so we crash into each other at midnight but the tide draws in at dawn the wreckage of a storm leaves me more lost than driftwood because we all know what it's like to wake up, eyes open in an empty bed and realize, all at once the goddess of insecurities must reign over us all
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Mar 12, 2013
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