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the bitter silky stuff runs down my throat caresses the crevices of my mouth in a way that feels both fleeting and concrete and i am almost certain that is how it is to kiss you only you perhaps all of my previous embraces have felt transitory and unimportant and clumsy sometimes i forget that there’s tea that’s been left brewing and cooling for the last twenty minutes and yesterday i saw them together and almost shouted a greeting but again they were fleeting one of my classes once revolved around the concept of impermanence it is the only lesson that’s held importance perhaps because he sat perpendicular to the wall and the pain my neck felt from craning evaporated when i’d worried it never would
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Dec 23, 2015
Dec 23, 2015 at 6:50 PM UTC
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the bitter silky stuff runs down my throat caresses the crevices of my mouth in a way that feels both fleeting and concrete and i am almost certain that is how it is to kiss you only you perhaps all of my previous embraces have felt transitory and unimportant and clumsy sometimes i forget that there’s tea that’s been left brewing and cooling for the last twenty minutes and yesterday i saw them together and almost shouted a greeting but again they were fleeting one of my classes once revolved around the concept of impermanence it is the only lesson that’s held importance perhaps because he sat perpendicular to the wall and the pain my neck felt from craning evaporated when i’d worried it never would
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Dec 23, 2015 at 6:50 PM UTC
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