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nights of cramped, sweaty, tangled bedsheets you open the window to cool off while I shiver, clung to you I leave work, step off the train and walk to where you are. we hold hands. I smile at babies, make conversation with the nice lady who asks me to watch her cart you fidget when she asks about your shirt I laugh, charming. you cannot wait to get out of that line and home put on the game while I unpack the bags so we can watch your team. I rest my head in your lap, dreading the cold walk back to my place. but that’s a worry for later. for now we will play house
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May 8, 2020
May 8, 2020 at 11:30 AM UTC
play house
nights of cramped, sweaty, tangled bedsheets you open the window to cool off while I shiver, clung to you I leave work, step off the train and walk to where you are. we hold hands. I smile at babies, make conversation with the nice lady who asks me to watch her cart you fidget when she asks about your shirt I laugh, charming. you cannot wait to get out of that line and home put on the game while I unpack the bags so we can watch your team. I rest my head in your lap, dreading the cold walk back to my place. but that’s a worry for later. for now we will play house
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20/F/Philadelphia
May 8, 2020
May 8, 2020 at 11:30 AM UTC
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