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by @where-the-daisies-grow

each time you kiss me in unknown and untouched places, like the backs of my knees, the curve in my spine, the flesh behind my ear, the insides of my ankles; each time you run your fingernails down the expanse of my stomach, across my arms and the curves of my thighs; each time your tongue marks dates and times and places and memories onto my fingertips, and cheekbones, and breasts; each time you drag a pen over my skin, drawing hearts and flowers and guitars, tattooing phrases and numbers counting down the days and hours to this and that; each time, you add a poem to my body.
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Jul 18, 2014
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saturday 19th july '14 ~ thirteen minutes past midnight and still awake ~ each night it's a little later ~ listening to 'jump then fall' by taylor swift

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