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A breath

A breath that that bled through days Seeping between our bodies, Hushing my skin to fire And laced with smoke. When did air stand so solid Between intimacies of another? Lightly greased with desire, A soap bubble barrier. Oily futures chase each other Across violet hues. It is only so briefly whole, untouched. Your breath caught And me with it.
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Aug 2, 2013
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