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As he dived headfirst into the kiddy pool, he was thinking of you, and the roses gathering dust under your bed that you wouldn't find until next year, when you were packing for a trip into the countryside to clear your head. He remembered your dreams as he plunged hard into the concrete floor of the place you spent your summers in as a child, the one you loved most when the sun was shining and no bodies clouded the path between light and what we perceive to be darkness. In love and lust, he mourned your freckles upon hitting the bottom, his bones floating off to sulk in the corner somewhere as his brain continued to think of the possibilities when one has gone and broken his own spine in a reckless attempt to somehow get born. When you pack his tongue into your briefcase someday, I hope you'll remember the way the sky felt on the day you told him you weren't in love.
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Jan 5, 2012
Jan 5, 2012 at 4:46 PM UTC
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As he dived headfirst into the kiddy pool, he was thinking of you, and the roses gathering dust under your bed that you wouldn't find until next year, when you were packing for a trip into the countryside to clear your head. He remembered your dreams as he plunged hard into the concrete floor of the place you spent your summers in as a child, the one you loved most when the sun was shining and no bodies clouded the path between light and what we perceive to be darkness. In love and lust, he mourned your freckles upon hitting the bottom, his bones floating off to sulk in the corner somewhere as his brain continued to think of the possibilities when one has gone and broken his own spine in a reckless attempt to somehow get born. When you pack his tongue into your briefcase someday, I hope you'll remember the way the sky felt on the day you told him you weren't in love.
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Jan 5, 2012
Jan 5, 2012 at 4:46 PM UTC
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