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Today I woke up and you were still in my bed. Blue walls against purple hair trying to force themselves into being complimentary. I don't understand how "non-monogamy" works but I've always hated contradictions and the way I buy flowers just to watch them die. I should've learned by now that people fly away and birds leave in the morning and I can't keep losing myself in the palms of another person like I'm praying for a baptism or a cup of coffee. ---- Sunday mornings should exist in the thesaurus under chiaroscuro or broken glass or the shedding of the uterine lining, see: "letting go of dead things". When you left, you took your purple with you. Brooklyn got off her knees and got on with the day. I laid in bed and watched the pigeons on my windowsill mistaking the blue walls for sky.
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Nov 2, 2015
Nov 2, 2015 at 7:28 PM UTC
Post-Halloween, or Why I'm Considering Exodus
Today I woke up and you were still in my bed. Blue walls against purple hair trying to force themselves into being complimentary. I don't understand how "non-monogamy" works but I've always hated contradictions and the way I buy flowers just to watch them die. I should've learned by now that people fly away and birds leave in the morning and I can't keep losing myself in the palms of another person like I'm praying for a baptism or a cup of coffee. ---- Sunday mornings should exist in the thesaurus under chiaroscuro or broken glass or the shedding of the uterine lining, see: "letting go of dead things". When you left, you took your purple with you. Brooklyn got off her knees and got on with the day. I laid in bed and watched the pigeons on my windowsill mistaking the blue walls for sky.
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Nov 2, 2015
Nov 2, 2015 at 7:28 PM UTC
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