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This is just to apologize

for every night we giggled on the floor

and every cigarette we smoked in your house without your parents knowing.

for kissing one person good morning and another good night

and every yearbook scribble about living together.

for matching haircut,

for matching eyes,

an every freckle on your perfect body that i told you drove me insane.

for every lunch you ate on the bathroom floor.

for every person i told you were a dropout.

and every minute i spent yelling about the jellies in the sea where you got stung.

for being into typewriters,

for being into talking,

and ever golden lock of hair i pointed out,

for the things you wanted added and

for the things you wanted removed.

for the holes we put in our bodies

this is just to apologize.

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May 12, 2013
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