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5 Cities in 4 Year & I'm Stuck on the Edge of This One

by felicia-c

he says don’t get too comfortable i say it is not in my nature to do so this is a man who stood on the edge of the mountain to make me laugh and moved across the country three weeks later he invited me in to see his stained glass window but i had work in the morning and anyway his hands felt like the roots that grow out of potatoes that you leave too long in the cabinet knobby and altogether alien, uncomfortable and unyielding. he plays with light and i have nothing to do with it no emotion compared to Popsicle Boy or to the ever-logical Elbows. (i thought i should bring him up because i love him) but he let go on the day that I was concerned with the pottery wheel and it was graceful and unimportant at the time now its all a wash and i miss the clay hidden behind my knees on the days we’d climb up to mountain for ice cream and giggling.
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Published
Jul 11, 2014
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May 2014

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#memory#transition#travelling#graduation
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