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When the Seattle rain falls and Pings on the mailbox -- The chill outside jostling the Doorknob to find it locked -- Our rooms will be grey with overcast. The TV will hum and thrum, and Fuzz around our heads While the ***** socks lay off The foot of the bed With us buried deep inside. Her glistening eyes will sit inches From mine, gingerbread And coffee dripping in thick caramel From which the gloom fled Like tsunamis back out the windows, and Like braille under my fingertips I'll feel The goosebumps of her skin, And we'll lay here like it's the place We've always been, with Yossarian's Tail thumping the floor.
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Feb 3, 2015
Feb 3, 2015 at 1:43 AM UTC
Overcast
When the Seattle rain falls and Pings on the mailbox -- The chill outside jostling the Doorknob to find it locked -- Our rooms will be grey with overcast. The TV will hum and thrum, and Fuzz around our heads While the ***** socks lay off The foot of the bed With us buried deep inside. Her glistening eyes will sit inches From mine, gingerbread And coffee dripping in thick caramel From which the gloom fled Like tsunamis back out the windows, and Like braille under my fingertips I'll feel The goosebumps of her skin, And we'll lay here like it's the place We've always been, with Yossarian's Tail thumping the floor.
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Feb 3, 2015
Feb 3, 2015 at 1:43 AM UTC
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