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cook me dinner, cook me sin

our toes were cold, my left hand warm.

It smelt like mushrooms and Alfredo.

He kissed me in paradise and in Paris, though

there wasn't much of a difference (your lips still had the smooth feel of glass, sharp edges included).

 

I smiled at the nonchalant music, paying

absolutely no attention to the things they said.

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Nov 23, 2013
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