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my heart used to wonder about all of the foreign places we’d visit and the translucent stops we’d make in cute bookstores where you’d delicately place me up against a creaking bookshelf and rest your lips between my legs. you were supposed to help me save the world. I was supposed to drink salt water from your ocean eyes. instead we’ll sit in a room together blind folded, our tongues no where to be found, our hands holding each other, and our hearts loving one another other, all while not knowing where we are.
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Aug 20, 2016
Aug 20, 2016 at 11:29 PM UTC
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my heart used to wonder about all of the foreign places we’d visit and the translucent stops we’d make in cute bookstores where you’d delicately place me up against a creaking bookshelf and rest your lips between my legs. you were supposed to help me save the world. I was supposed to drink salt water from your ocean eyes. instead we’ll sit in a room together blind folded, our tongues no where to be found, our hands holding each other, and our hearts loving one another other, all while not knowing where we are.
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Aug 20, 2016
Aug 20, 2016 at 11:29 PM UTC
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