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waiting for diphenhydramine to kick in has left me a special place in hell tonight all that plays on syndicated memories is you telling me you've always been this way & I've only known "you" drunk you are a liar but I already knew this the lump in my throat swelled & burst into tiny gasps for air and tears as I realized we may never be as we were -- a pair of lovers infatuated by the graces of each other's hands & whispers I felt a mighty urge to open the heart box (where I keep your letters) & couldn't if I did I might believe that all of it is gone all of it for nothing I know that isn't true I know of your love & I know it is real the brief lapses in clarity when you touch my legs or play with my hair or use your little sing-song voice when you talk "wherever is your heart I call home?" has the world eaten it away & made you long to be alone? "oh, god forgive my mind" when I miss home
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Aug 15, 2015
Aug 15, 2015 at 4:24 AM UTC
.I wish my name was Clementine.
waiting for diphenhydramine to kick in has left me a special place in hell tonight all that plays on syndicated memories is you telling me you've always been this way & I've only known "you" drunk you are a liar but I already knew this the lump in my throat swelled & burst into tiny gasps for air and tears as I realized we may never be as we were -- a pair of lovers infatuated by the graces of each other's hands & whispers I felt a mighty urge to open the heart box (where I keep your letters) & couldn't if I did I might believe that all of it is gone all of it for nothing I know that isn't true I know of your love & I know it is real the brief lapses in clarity when you touch my legs or play with my hair or use your little sing-song voice when you talk "wherever is your heart I call home?" has the world eaten it away & made you long to be alone? "oh, god forgive my mind" when I miss home
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Aug 15, 2015
Aug 15, 2015 at 4:24 AM UTC
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