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Southern Peach and a Sour Stiletto

first date conversation: research on lemurs and taxis without floors because the city is too poor for upscale renovation and we exchange backgrounds and drug stories and some-day-soon kind of musings /a southern peach and a sour stiletto; the man in corner singing slowly Nobody's Child/ and eventually we write our names in chalk on the ceiling (and the wall because I'm tired of places appearing as if I'd never been there at all) and later still we write our names in heat against the cloudy window (twice because the steam keeps swallowing up our evidence of existence) but it's easy to write again and again because our names are the same and I'm starting to believe in this idea of genuine permanence
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alexandra-emmalie
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Nov 9, 2014
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