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the sun sets, the plane rises I wonder if anyone has ever noticed the city looks like a bright circuitboard when you're 20000 feet above something dings outside my headphones "the captain has turned on the seatbelt sign" "turbulence ahead" my ears won't stop popping and everything is muffled and there's white noise trapped inside my head so I close my eyes and breathe and suddenly I'm back in that dark room phone pressed to my ear where everything but his voice sounded foreign I tell myself to breathe in breathe out breathe around the fact that every time he looked at you that day your chest felt less tight breathe in, breathe out breathing passion into every word we speak just like old times breathe 1 breathe 2 breathe 3 to 10 yes, you're still breathing he's here again and you're still breathing anxious breathing over the phone in the dark revelation that the wire connecting your phones is thinner than the wire connecting your souls keep your breathing steady, Lauren as if everything he's saying isn't leaving you breathless breathe as if every word that's said every connection that's made isn't a dull knife at your lungs breathe breathe breathe I open my eyes the city has disappeared below the plane is shaky I almost laugh at the irony "turbulence ahead"
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Dec 26, 2015
Dec 26, 2015 at 1:37 AM UTC
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the sun sets, the plane rises I wonder if anyone has ever noticed the city looks like a bright circuitboard when you're 20000 feet above something dings outside my headphones "the captain has turned on the seatbelt sign" "turbulence ahead" my ears won't stop popping and everything is muffled and there's white noise trapped inside my head so I close my eyes and breathe and suddenly I'm back in that dark room phone pressed to my ear where everything but his voice sounded foreign I tell myself to breathe in breathe out breathe around the fact that every time he looked at you that day your chest felt less tight breathe in, breathe out breathing passion into every word we speak just like old times breathe 1 breathe 2 breathe 3 to 10 yes, you're still breathing he's here again and you're still breathing anxious breathing over the phone in the dark revelation that the wire connecting your phones is thinner than the wire connecting your souls keep your breathing steady, Lauren as if everything he's saying isn't leaving you breathless breathe as if every word that's said every connection that's made isn't a dull knife at your lungs breathe breathe breathe I open my eyes the city has disappeared below the plane is shaky I almost laugh at the irony "turbulence ahead"
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Dec 26, 2015
Dec 26, 2015 at 1:37 AM UTC
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