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dependent

by @liz-paola

have i become so dependent that i cling to the microfibers that form in your dryer and stick on your sweater because for six months seven months ago i tasted italy and salvador and corn tortillas and teeth and missed dirty mexico and for three weeks about two months ago i spun around the washing machine until my fibers were stuck and someone detached me and i lay there soppy and i lay there wet and i blame the machine its sheer power and ability to wipe clean the stains of engine oil and uv blue you drank in the garage and i have lost dependency because of its lack of sustainability i miss my baby all my babies every baby and if you need me ill be collecting the microfibers that form in your dryer and stick on your sweater
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