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how could I ever tell you that most nights and days we have conversations in bed. eyes closed, your weight fills the empty space next to me. your breath cancels the thick silence and your voice kisses my neck and thighs; tickles my dreams into existence. my stomach sinks before my eyelids stretch open where have you gone? where is your place but with me? my drowsy amnesia begins to ebb and I remember you were never really here. salt water begins it’s journey from my eyes to my pillowcase. I will do this all again each day, just to feel your ghost.
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Jan 5, 2019
Jan 5, 2019 at 4:00 PM UTC
Your ghost
how could I ever tell you that most nights and days we have conversations in bed. eyes closed, your weight fills the empty space next to me. your breath cancels the thick silence and your voice kisses my neck and thighs; tickles my dreams into existence. my stomach sinks before my eyelids stretch open where have you gone? where is your place but with me? my drowsy amnesia begins to ebb and I remember you were never really here. salt water begins it’s journey from my eyes to my pillowcase. I will do this all again each day, just to feel your ghost.
sadcatkro
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Jan 5, 2019
Jan 5, 2019 at 4:00 PM UTC
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