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the flight

by michelle-reicks

it was a rough landing jolting me from my seat adrenaline pushing and shoving its way through the aisle. usually, i take a big breath, deep seven-second exhale as the plane descends watching the ground get closer and closer. prepared for the bump and slow but all the shades of the windows were closed on the plane - people are stupid. You picked me up from the airport - I was so awkward from the long flight my nonverbal mouth all it could ask was, "are you okay?" later the awkwardness between us like a pane of thick glass until you pulled me on top of you your tongue finding my teeth your thighs pressing me open like pages of a book you've memorized you don't need to look at it to know what it says. and you helped me remember who I am I am yours I am home.
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May 28
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