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I could find her in the dark. I know every slope, scar and tethering in her skin. Know her like a blind spot ready to submerge and crash into me. She’s a tidal wave, concocted by natural significance — reverberating in be- tween covers I cannot lift because she’s everywhere. Honey on her breath and I swallow her whole, feel her crawling down my throat until I can’t think no longer, feel no pain and breathe nothing but an addicting catastrophe. I find the moon in between her collarbones and the sun on her lower back, ready to ***** my waist and burn the living daylight into my bones while I consume her body language. She says nothing when the lights are on and so I trace the empty spots of her until I am five feet under — drowning from the thought of her leaving come next morning. And yet, I wait for her to smother me and pull me down until I lose my hearing but sense her pulsing — manipulating her heart- beat to synchronize with my choking; the deeper I drown, the closer she feels.
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Apr 12, 2013
Apr 12, 2013 at 2:12 AM UTC
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I could find her in the dark. I know every slope, scar and tethering in her skin. Know her like a blind spot ready to submerge and crash into me. She’s a tidal wave, concocted by natural significance — reverberating in be- tween covers I cannot lift because she’s everywhere. Honey on her breath and I swallow her whole, feel her crawling down my throat until I can’t think no longer, feel no pain and breathe nothing but an addicting catastrophe. I find the moon in between her collarbones and the sun on her lower back, ready to ***** my waist and burn the living daylight into my bones while I consume her body language. She says nothing when the lights are on and so I trace the empty spots of her until I am five feet under — drowning from the thought of her leaving come next morning. And yet, I wait for her to smother me and pull me down until I lose my hearing but sense her pulsing — manipulating her heart- beat to synchronize with my choking; the deeper I drown, the closer she feels.
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Apr 12, 2013
Apr 12, 2013 at 2:12 AM UTC
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