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Zeus’s golden scales are hanging around my closet doorknob. The satin ribbons straddling an uncertain fate. Two such similar– such distinct entities You could say I fell in love with your differences. One side is bold all caps writing, spelling errors and innuendos. I pirouette on my right foot. The other is softer, delicacy in strength, precision and restraint. I developé with my left. And how easy would it be if I only needed one foot to dance? If balance simply happened by willing it so? But feeling comes first and the relationship is symbiotic, and I– I am stuck, waiting for the scales to tip.
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Jan 15, 2016
Jan 15, 2016 at 3:07 PM UTC
The Gravitas of Almost Loving
Zeus’s golden scales are hanging around my closet doorknob. The satin ribbons straddling an uncertain fate. Two such similar– such distinct entities You could say I fell in love with your differences. One side is bold all caps writing, spelling errors and innuendos. I pirouette on my right foot. The other is softer, delicacy in strength, precision and restraint. I developé with my left. And how easy would it be if I only needed one foot to dance? If balance simply happened by willing it so? But feeling comes first and the relationship is symbiotic, and I– I am stuck, waiting for the scales to tip.
Alternatively: being interested in two boys at once is a very weird and confusing phenomenon especially when they're very close friends
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Jan 15, 2016
Jan 15, 2016 at 3:07 PM UTC
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