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i miss your growing ribcage pressed against my back. i miss drowning in your eyes. i miss your aching presence knitted into my bones and i miss your fingers on my skin. you were my glass half empty, but i could always make it full. i miss our slow coffee mornings when we couldn’t separate our intertwined fingers. i miss skipping class just to be with one another. i miss your platinum tones. you are pine trees (resilient) you are headlights (warm) you are dasies (vibrant) you are home.
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May 24, 2018
May 24, 2018 at 8:55 AM UTC
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i miss your growing ribcage pressed against my back. i miss drowning in your eyes. i miss your aching presence knitted into my bones and i miss your fingers on my skin. you were my glass half empty, but i could always make it full. i miss our slow coffee mornings when we couldn’t separate our intertwined fingers. i miss skipping class just to be with one another. i miss your platinum tones. you are pine trees (resilient) you are headlights (warm) you are dasies (vibrant) you are home.
i’m so sad
julia-plante
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May 24, 2018
May 24, 2018 at 8:55 AM UTC
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