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In a photograph without a subject you, standing with your back to my camera. I long for a face, your eyes, a soft smile, or even just a pair of hands. I remember us being so lonely for each other, and there on the shelf a girl standing by herself. Not just the empty cottage dilapidated, all alone, my love, you left three months ago and the old house behind the dunes now a photographic manipulation. A wonder of the modern age, complete with cuts and splices where you used to sit, an empty place in the bed, a gaping hole somewhere above my navel.
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Aug 27, 2017
Aug 27, 2017 at 10:56 PM UTC
Subject-less
In a photograph without a subject you, standing with your back to my camera. I long for a face, your eyes, a soft smile, or even just a pair of hands. I remember us being so lonely for each other, and there on the shelf a girl standing by herself. Not just the empty cottage dilapidated, all alone, my love, you left three months ago and the old house behind the dunes now a photographic manipulation. A wonder of the modern age, complete with cuts and splices where you used to sit, an empty place in the bed, a gaping hole somewhere above my navel.
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Aug 27, 2017
Aug 27, 2017 at 10:56 PM UTC
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