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the way you hold it for me

by michelle-reicks

it slips sometimes down off my bare shoulder it's no big deal. i can shift it back up by myself, lean this way or press my body awkwardly up against a wall and put it back in place but you offer me your free hand and with it you transform this small burden to weightlessness your soft hand clutching but never too tight
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For You?
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May 26
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