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the overground, the boom-boom, boom-boom, the repetitive rhythm of youth, of you, of your hands between my thighs, of yellow-golden-brown sun stains on the wall, of yawns interrupted by kisses. that train lulled me to sleep, it opened my heart and it broke me, silently, into a saltwater version of truth; where am i? what am i supposed to be doing here? why can't i see you? i scream into my pillow these rhetorical tortures until my throat is numb and my head feels like that train; boom-boom. boom-boom. boom-boom.
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May 1, 2018
May 1, 2018 at 9:01 PM UTC
nostalgia nothings
the overground, the boom-boom, boom-boom, the repetitive rhythm of youth, of you, of your hands between my thighs, of yellow-golden-brown sun stains on the wall, of yawns interrupted by kisses. that train lulled me to sleep, it opened my heart and it broke me, silently, into a saltwater version of truth; where am i? what am i supposed to be doing here? why can't i see you? i scream into my pillow these rhetorical tortures until my throat is numb and my head feels like that train; boom-boom. boom-boom. boom-boom.
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May 1, 2018
May 1, 2018 at 9:01 PM UTC
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