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I woke up to a bed layered in scattered pages, with an empty coffee mug at the foot and your glasses perched, crooked, on the tip of your nose. Fast asleep, you hold a thick gray book with your thumb rested on a worn page. 45. I cradle the book and stare at the printed lines and I find a marked passage, something to do with the suicide of a young girl. Heavy underlines, arrows, stars, every type of signal to label something important. Note number 12 is scrawled in black loops to the right, and I scramble until I find it crumpled in his left palm. Don’t ever let that happen to her. She’s too nice. 7:15 AM, I fall asleep, the happiest I’ve ever been.
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Mar 18, 2013
Mar 18, 2013 at 7:14 PM UTC
7:09 AM
I woke up to a bed layered in scattered pages, with an empty coffee mug at the foot and your glasses perched, crooked, on the tip of your nose. Fast asleep, you hold a thick gray book with your thumb rested on a worn page. 45. I cradle the book and stare at the printed lines and I find a marked passage, something to do with the suicide of a young girl. Heavy underlines, arrows, stars, every type of signal to label something important. Note number 12 is scrawled in black loops to the right, and I scramble until I find it crumpled in his left palm. Don’t ever let that happen to her. She’s too nice. 7:15 AM, I fall asleep, the happiest I’ve ever been.
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Mar 18, 2013
Mar 18, 2013 at 7:14 PM UTC
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