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There is no I in denial. They kiss in bed. They roll around. There is no I in denial. He bought her flowers. She placed them in a vase. There is no I in denial. They hug outside of traditional thought. I do not know how we got here, but I know I don't want us to stay. There is no I in denial. They **** in bathrooms. They make love in gardens. There is no I in denial. She blew a kiss. He caught a tough break. There is no I in denial. He holds a box of his things, after being shown out. She says they'll manage. I do not know how we got here, but I know I don't want us to stay. There is no I in denial. They kiss in bed, but it's not the same. They roll around in bed, but it begins to feel like effort. There is no I in denial. He bought her less. She said it didn't matter. There is no I in denial. He feels like his father, imagining things she's doing. I do not know how we got here, but I know I don't want us to stay. There Is No I In Denial. They don't talk as much. They sit farther apart. There Is No I In Denial. She asks him what's wrong. He resents her care. There Is No I In Denial. He gets drunk and breaks the vase. The flowers lay, covered in wet glass, sleeping in a puddle. I do not know how we got here, but I know I don't want us to stay. THERE IS NO I IN DENIAL. They don't talk, they yell. They don't remember each other. THERE IS NO I IN DENIAL. He drinks more. She feels less. THERE IS NO I IN DENIAL. They were married underneath an oak tree, She said, "I do." He smiled and said, "I'm so lucky." The flowers lay on the floor, dying. I do not know how we got here, but I know I don't want us to stay.
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Apr 13, 2015
Apr 13, 2015 at 6:43 PM UTC
There is No I in Denial
There is no I in denial. They kiss in bed. They roll around. There is no I in denial. He bought her flowers. She placed them in a vase. There is no I in denial. They hug outside of traditional thought. I do not know how we got here, but I know I don't want us to stay. There is no I in denial. They **** in bathrooms. They make love in gardens. There is no I in denial. She blew a kiss. He caught a tough break. There is no I in denial. He holds a box of his things, after being shown out. She says they'll manage. I do not know how we got here, but I know I don't want us to stay. There is no I in denial. They kiss in bed, but it's not the same. They roll around in bed, but it begins to feel like effort. There is no I in denial. He bought her less. She said it didn't matter. There is no I in denial. He feels like his father, imagining things she's doing. I do not know how we got here, but I know I don't want us to stay. There Is No I In Denial. They don't talk as much. They sit farther apart. There Is No I In Denial. She asks him what's wrong. He resents her care. There Is No I In Denial. He gets drunk and breaks the vase. The flowers lay, covered in wet glass, sleeping in a puddle. I do not know how we got here, but I know I don't want us to stay. THERE IS NO I IN DENIAL. They don't talk, they yell. They don't remember each other. THERE IS NO I IN DENIAL. He drinks more. She feels less. THERE IS NO I IN DENIAL. They were married underneath an oak tree, She said, "I do." He smiled and said, "I'm so lucky." The flowers lay on the floor, dying. I do not know how we got here, but I know I don't want us to stay.
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26/M/American
Apr 13, 2015
Apr 13, 2015 at 6:43 PM UTC
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