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last time we made love.    stagnant heat bitter night,     the smell of petrol from the highway,         the old wind out on the balcony,               our open windows, our thin white curtains,     our industrial city,       our smogged stars.                                and then – our fast breathing and oh gosh,            when you slipped your skull against my mouth          i swear i could taste the scene: some romantic technicolour western      we’d watch in our friend’s garage                         on their old TV.                             (years gone past) your hand against my skeletal        cheek; our wandering minds;                     our palm tree resorts,        our electric hollywood dream;           the setted sun                the golden beaches                        the tangerine taste in my mouth                             from your love,            the smell of our skin. two.   alone.
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Jul 26, 2015
Jul 26, 2015 at 11:09 PM UTC
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last time we made love.    stagnant heat bitter night,     the smell of petrol from the highway,         the old wind out on the balcony,               our open windows, our thin white curtains,     our industrial city,       our smogged stars.                                and then – our fast breathing and oh gosh,            when you slipped your skull against my mouth          i swear i could taste the scene: some romantic technicolour western      we’d watch in our friend’s garage                         on their old TV.                             (years gone past) your hand against my skeletal        cheek; our wandering minds;                     our palm tree resorts,        our electric hollywood dream;           the setted sun                the golden beaches                        the tangerine taste in my mouth                             from your love,            the smell of our skin. two.   alone.
anastasia-webb
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Jul 26, 2015
Jul 26, 2015 at 11:09 PM UTC
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