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I-95

My love for you lives at I-95 Right past the exit for Towson Where we stopped at Lito's for pizza After we kissed for the first time I passed I-95 today and didn't remember Those soft kisses in back seats Until I saw that pizza shop sign I could see myself, 13 and blossoming Holding tightly to your hand It was like I was standing outside of your dad's car Looking in at the events that just unfolded That thirteen year old that won the bet with her friend for having her first kiss It wasn't why that thirteen year old wanted it though She just mustered up the courage to move her face close enough So that the tiniest amount of contact could be made It was intended to be soft and meaningful, the first of many But it turned out off-centered and askew But it was lovely You, thirteen and dream like, were shocked Yet intrigued, so you kissed me next time Then it went back and forth Alternating kisses, testing the feelings of new connections Tingling fingers, tapping toes
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kareena
Published
May 2, 2014
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just remembering.

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