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I wake up Terrified Knowing that your scent (In all its transcendence) Is fleeting. The fear is not unfounded. Yesterday, my most summer shirt Smelt like Your touch at sunset Tongue Pressed to my lungs, Fingers That forever lingered Hair Tousled air But today It lies dead, Crushed beneath the burning sky it weathered After a day bereft Of your cool laughter Beloved, Try as I may to hide it, We both know when My clothes have not touched you enough - Lui(s)
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May 26, 2017
May 26, 2017 at 11:55 PM UTC
Lui(s)
I wake up Terrified Knowing that your scent (In all its transcendence) Is fleeting. The fear is not unfounded. Yesterday, my most summer shirt Smelt like Your touch at sunset Tongue Pressed to my lungs, Fingers That forever lingered Hair Tousled air But today It lies dead, Crushed beneath the burning sky it weathered After a day bereft Of your cool laughter Beloved, Try as I may to hide it, We both know when My clothes have not touched you enough - Lui(s)
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May 26, 2017
May 26, 2017 at 11:55 PM UTC
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