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I saw myself in you. at least I used to. thin and fragile and smudged with fingerprints blotting your imperfections while blurring my reflection; fingerprints from being handled with care. in my own clumsy hands we had never looked so good. but I dropped you. you shattered at my feet. shards of you made hundreds of me shooting hundreds of glances, smaller, still smudged, embarrassed. I deserve 7 years of a luck not to speak of. you deserve to be whole. and when the smudges are new from new hands piecing you together and your broken bits reflect two hundred new eyes looking back blurred well, I hope he cuts himself
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May 16, 2021
May 16, 2021 at 5:16 PM UTC
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I saw myself in you. at least I used to. thin and fragile and smudged with fingerprints blotting your imperfections while blurring my reflection; fingerprints from being handled with care. in my own clumsy hands we had never looked so good. but I dropped you. you shattered at my feet. shards of you made hundreds of me shooting hundreds of glances, smaller, still smudged, embarrassed. I deserve 7 years of a luck not to speak of. you deserve to be whole. and when the smudges are new from new hands piecing you together and your broken bits reflect two hundred new eyes looking back blurred well, I hope he cuts himself
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31/M/Florida
May 16, 2021
May 16, 2021 at 5:16 PM UTC
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