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i always expected your hands to be colder than they are and your pulse to be steady but sleepy smiles breathe blue light and you almost kiss my forehead nearly interlock fingers before you catch yourself and lie there against me it's my fear through you, i know i've stopped thinking tomorrow will be the same as always there is no longer any "same" this afternoon i saw the words "you deserve someone who isn't confused about how they feel about you" it made me sick to think that i'm supposed to be sure about an uncertain sensibility you're stronger than i expected a sea foam green breath of air youthful but so sure a shape shifting creature, it seems to them a staccato exhale towards me, legato and full an armful of existence. i recognize it but do not feel it besides an ache in my core reminding me that it is unfinished the end of which i do not know but i can taste in the emptiness of the evening
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Nov 11, 2018
Nov 11, 2018 at 7:38 PM UTC
feeling nothing feels guilty
i always expected your hands to be colder than they are and your pulse to be steady but sleepy smiles breathe blue light and you almost kiss my forehead nearly interlock fingers before you catch yourself and lie there against me it's my fear through you, i know i've stopped thinking tomorrow will be the same as always there is no longer any "same" this afternoon i saw the words "you deserve someone who isn't confused about how they feel about you" it made me sick to think that i'm supposed to be sure about an uncertain sensibility you're stronger than i expected a sea foam green breath of air youthful but so sure a shape shifting creature, it seems to them a staccato exhale towards me, legato and full an armful of existence. i recognize it but do not feel it besides an ache in my core reminding me that it is unfinished the end of which i do not know but i can taste in the emptiness of the evening
abby752
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Nov 11, 2018
Nov 11, 2018 at 7:38 PM UTC
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