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The sun set Out my window- Its light bounced Off your eye lashes, Your ******* And my warm blankets Into my eyes I thought I wore nothing but my watch As we made love And I saw you checking the time, Just seeing How long we had left But I noticed later that (“If a train came right now Would you get out of the way?” We were in the woods Standing on this quiet railroad track Where the birds chirped loudly, Annoyingly unaware of the silence We required. We hadn't spoken For several minutes And I had been thinking about this For a while As we stood staring straight ahead Both of us half hoping... My answer came quickly: “Yes.” You turned and walked away Unable to face The most fundamental difference Between us, Laid out so blatantly.) I had preemptively worn a moment That day As well.
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Jul 15, 2013
Jul 15, 2013 at 11:28 PM UTC
Naked
The sun set Out my window- Its light bounced Off your eye lashes, Your ******* And my warm blankets Into my eyes I thought I wore nothing but my watch As we made love And I saw you checking the time, Just seeing How long we had left But I noticed later that (“If a train came right now Would you get out of the way?” We were in the woods Standing on this quiet railroad track Where the birds chirped loudly, Annoyingly unaware of the silence We required. We hadn't spoken For several minutes And I had been thinking about this For a while As we stood staring straight ahead Both of us half hoping... My answer came quickly: “Yes.” You turned and walked away Unable to face The most fundamental difference Between us, Laid out so blatantly.) I had preemptively worn a moment That day As well.
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Jul 15, 2013
Jul 15, 2013 at 11:28 PM UTC
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