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Overcast.

I'd rather be where you are.

I'd rather be held by rough hands,

pale fingers upon flushed cheeks.

Make me new again.

You're no stranger darling,

but you can be who ever you want for now

and I never liked my name until you hummed it

beneath blue sheets and bedposts.

I'd rather you remember us

by the way we tug and fumble

over belt loops and knit stockings,

over neck ties and shirt clasps,

over thin cotton and ripped lace,

over me

under you

under sheets

under moonlight

under ceiling fans and stars

under scrutiny and love is all we

understood and love is

under appreciated and

underrated and maybe now you're

under me and I'm

under your spell and I hope this never ends.

 

I hope it's never over.

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Aug 2, 2014
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