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I had forgotten how good the fantasy feels. I dream soundly without him when the memory of his hands puts these tired lungs at ease. I play with 'hope' on my tongue. It's beginning to taste sweet. I will hold him in my arms soon. We will warm our bellies with whiskey again, and I won't walk home alone this time. We've grown up in the snow, with winter in our veins, something visceral and uniform. He knows what to do with these freezing hands of mine. I ****** my lip with bite marks at the thought. I am leather-bound and blank; he has so many ways to fill me up.
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Feb 25, 2017
Feb 25, 2017 at 6:13 PM UTC
Children of Winter
I had forgotten how good the fantasy feels. I dream soundly without him when the memory of his hands puts these tired lungs at ease. I play with 'hope' on my tongue. It's beginning to taste sweet. I will hold him in my arms soon. We will warm our bellies with whiskey again, and I won't walk home alone this time. We've grown up in the snow, with winter in our veins, something visceral and uniform. He knows what to do with these freezing hands of mine. I ****** my lip with bite marks at the thought. I am leather-bound and blank; he has so many ways to fill me up.
kaylee-ireland
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Feb 25, 2017
Feb 25, 2017 at 6:13 PM UTC
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