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What We Built

A clean white sheet- the left side tucked under his mattress, one corner held underneath a stack of books. The other corner tied into a giant knot around his desk chair. We crawled inside on our knees, careful of what we built, bodies side by side, our breath was all around us, warm. When he turned towards me, his foot knocked over the books, the white sheet floated down onto my face, destroyed.
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