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Missing Someone is the name given to the space beside you that you assign to someone else. do I remind you of a summer's day? does the memory of my eyes slip between your skin and your clothes, teasing your spine gently, working its way to the small of your back? (small, like me - haha) do my bad jokes make you see my curly hair, my crumpled figure, all scrunched up in the middle of numbers that you can read but don't register? do my words flood your brain and corrupt whatever you're listening to, adding my accents here, and contorting languages there? do your sentences lose count of the number of tongues they're made of? Missing Someone is the name given to the space beside you that you assign to someone else. does my taste of my laughter linger in the air beside you?
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Apr 20, 2017
Apr 20, 2017 at 1:50 PM UTC
NaPoWriMo #20 - do you?
Missing Someone is the name given to the space beside you that you assign to someone else. do I remind you of a summer's day? does the memory of my eyes slip between your skin and your clothes, teasing your spine gently, working its way to the small of your back? (small, like me - haha) do my bad jokes make you see my curly hair, my crumpled figure, all scrunched up in the middle of numbers that you can read but don't register? do my words flood your brain and corrupt whatever you're listening to, adding my accents here, and contorting languages there? do your sentences lose count of the number of tongues they're made of? Missing Someone is the name given to the space beside you that you assign to someone else. does my taste of my laughter linger in the air beside you?
Oh man. I can't.
shivani-lalan
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Apr 20, 2017
Apr 20, 2017 at 1:50 PM UTC
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