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there is something nostalgic in every part of you in your thighs beneath my childhood frame the crook of your neck pressed against my nose your voice throughout the walls—yellow, burgundy, blue the dull thump of your heart crashing through your chest—up your bones to your shoulders to your neck and your skin reaching up through your body into my small ear your breathing was deep and meaningful slow and done with purpose (everything you did had purpose) and, as a child always clings to their mother, i tried to match my own breath to yours -f.j.e.
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Mar 17, 2019
Mar 17, 2019 at 7:59 PM UTC
mother
there is something nostalgic in every part of you in your thighs beneath my childhood frame the crook of your neck pressed against my nose your voice throughout the walls—yellow, burgundy, blue the dull thump of your heart crashing through your chest—up your bones to your shoulders to your neck and your skin reaching up through your body into my small ear your breathing was deep and meaningful slow and done with purpose (everything you did had purpose) and, as a child always clings to their mother, i tried to match my own breath to yours -f.j.e.
for my mom, a year since i lost her
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Mar 17, 2019
Mar 17, 2019 at 7:59 PM UTC
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