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You hated my coral bracelet Filled with the same rosé carbons Over and over and over. I have noticed that every time you try To whisper a genuine I love you, You look down on that bracelet Given to me by a boy who once loved me but Whom I never loved. Were you jealous? You hated my coral bracelet. I made you cry when I confessed You are only real to me When my hands are clasped around The brittle cheekbones your skin fails to hide. Inside of me, inside of me, You are inside of me. Yet once I turn away, I forget that atoms, like mine, constitute your vivacity Of movements, that you, like I, occupy reserved space. I forget. Do you love, do you love? Do you love, love, love me?
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