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It’s morning again I trace the blades of my ceiling fan until I get dizzy It’s a familiar feeling like when you’re fifteen and that senior boy hands you your first drink I look at you in the middle of the night. I look for you in everyone. I would be lying if I said you are the most beautiful person I’ve ever met. Your laugh is loud like my dads and reminds me that we all picked different poisons: my dad, ***** you, whiskey. me, you. You touch me, shower I keep you on my skin until I hate myself for keeping you on my skin You say my hair looks good long but my ends are as dead as this conversation I love you even when you pretend to love me too.
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Jan 19, 2017
Jan 19, 2017 at 7:05 PM UTC
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It’s morning again I trace the blades of my ceiling fan until I get dizzy It’s a familiar feeling like when you’re fifteen and that senior boy hands you your first drink I look at you in the middle of the night. I look for you in everyone. I would be lying if I said you are the most beautiful person I’ve ever met. Your laugh is loud like my dads and reminds me that we all picked different poisons: my dad, ***** you, whiskey. me, you. You touch me, shower I keep you on my skin until I hate myself for keeping you on my skin You say my hair looks good long but my ends are as dead as this conversation I love you even when you pretend to love me too.
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Jan 19, 2017
Jan 19, 2017 at 7:05 PM UTC
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