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where are you now, love? I need to feel you here. letters each week uncertain you're safe, please say so. don't tell me the terror that haunts your every day. invent sunshine for me. you'll be back soon, right? no worries.. do you remember? upon quiet return, don't treat me like the past; let's find a way into the lukewarm unknown. the future is daunting but it's okay, right? no worries.. don't you feel it? a worn out passion clings to fabric stretched thin over two cold years. my cautious hand your hardened affect I swear you were ticklish.. a dull, prodding regret exhausting, heavy it will get better.. you'll be okay soon, right? right? ..
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erica-forever
American
Published
Mar 28, 2014
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#love#regret#letters#soldier#indifference#return
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