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curtains back through wide glass I watch as her silver sedan circa '99 winds the half-circle to that black interstate next to that 24/7 diner under that see-through mini-gown of stars -- varying shades of infinity; I turn on the radio to add one more. smell of you baby, my senses, my senses be praised into the bathroom humming light, speckled mirror to wash her salty tide from my forehead and I feel young and I feel lion and I feel slow, contained fire spilling from fingernail, rising from aquamarine carpet to popcorn ceiling. kissing and running, kissing and running away before she left, "sorry for making you the mistress in all of this." and I said, "you can pick the mistress." her lips on my shoulder blade then her coat in her hands, her hand on the permissive doorknob then cast toward the endless not looking back, but maybe she will. *no one will bar you nothing will stand in your way nothing there's nothing*
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Jan 2, 2013
Jan 2, 2013 at 1:18 PM UTC
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curtains back through wide glass I watch as her silver sedan circa '99 winds the half-circle to that black interstate next to that 24/7 diner under that see-through mini-gown of stars -- varying shades of infinity; I turn on the radio to add one more. smell of you baby, my senses, my senses be praised into the bathroom humming light, speckled mirror to wash her salty tide from my forehead and I feel young and I feel lion and I feel slow, contained fire spilling from fingernail, rising from aquamarine carpet to popcorn ceiling. kissing and running, kissing and running away before she left, "sorry for making you the mistress in all of this." and I said, "you can pick the mistress." her lips on my shoulder blade then her coat in her hands, her hand on the permissive doorknob then cast toward the endless not looking back, but maybe she will. *no one will bar you nothing will stand in your way nothing there's nothing*
lyrics from "Heaven" by The Rolling Stones, 1981
jj-hutton
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Jan 2, 2013
Jan 2, 2013 at 1:18 PM UTC
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