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It wouldn't be the first time you pulled me away Helped me lose green eyes Softness Freckles. I’d never admit you saved me From a breathing sunset From midnight pain From overdue essays From idle hands and blood stained sleeves Two years later and nothings changed Except maybe you grew an inch And I have someone new I still count everything Kisses throughout commercials Staining my neck I stopped to smell your cologne last week Risked the sales-associate ambush considered asking about who you've loved since. Her hands aren't home. We’re having dinner next week At a new diner, Because our booth isn't ours anymore. And I hope you kiss me goodbye Her mouth doesn't know me like yours.
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Jan 6, 2019
Jan 6, 2019 at 2:01 PM UTC
Brown Comfort
It wouldn't be the first time you pulled me away Helped me lose green eyes Softness Freckles. I’d never admit you saved me From a breathing sunset From midnight pain From overdue essays From idle hands and blood stained sleeves Two years later and nothings changed Except maybe you grew an inch And I have someone new I still count everything Kisses throughout commercials Staining my neck I stopped to smell your cologne last week Risked the sales-associate ambush considered asking about who you've loved since. Her hands aren't home. We’re having dinner next week At a new diner, Because our booth isn't ours anymore. And I hope you kiss me goodbye Her mouth doesn't know me like yours.
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Jan 6, 2019
Jan 6, 2019 at 2:01 PM UTC
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