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She’s discretely picking herself up yet again. her toothbrush is in the front pocket of her ripping knapsack her necklace refastened around her neck. he’s still holding on to her vintage beach rock CD. someone will always walk away with something that wasn’t theirs. the look in her eyes when she was trying to drive, was exhausted by the streetlights and repressed remnants of secretly sought after destruction. she and her passenger were separated though verbalized indignation seeped into timid toleration. he’s god knows where touching who know who it took three whole days to move on. She’s not strong she just knew he was wrong and lost in a throng of undesirables left overs in Styrofoam cases with their names carved out are shoved to the back of the fridge silent and molding like unspoken words hanging their mouths. it’s the mid-afternoon and he couldn’t be bothered to wake up before two. she slipped out of his grasp and dangled off the porch in an overcast lavender blue. back inside the wood floor gives way to her moon beam knees and she loses perception in the imperfections of her dreams and realities. c.m. 7.15.14
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Jan 7, 2015
Jan 7, 2015 at 6:33 PM UTC
Retrieval
She’s discretely picking herself up yet again. her toothbrush is in the front pocket of her ripping knapsack her necklace refastened around her neck. he’s still holding on to her vintage beach rock CD. someone will always walk away with something that wasn’t theirs. the look in her eyes when she was trying to drive, was exhausted by the streetlights and repressed remnants of secretly sought after destruction. she and her passenger were separated though verbalized indignation seeped into timid toleration. he’s god knows where touching who know who it took three whole days to move on. She’s not strong she just knew he was wrong and lost in a throng of undesirables left overs in Styrofoam cases with their names carved out are shoved to the back of the fridge silent and molding like unspoken words hanging their mouths. it’s the mid-afternoon and he couldn’t be bothered to wake up before two. she slipped out of his grasp and dangled off the porch in an overcast lavender blue. back inside the wood floor gives way to her moon beam knees and she loses perception in the imperfections of her dreams and realities. c.m. 7.15.14
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Jan 7, 2015
Jan 7, 2015 at 6:33 PM UTC
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