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Music is playing in the background. She is touching herself, and your pupils dilate to the vibration of coming. The place smells like a crying plant, hanging from a ceiling that watches you both when you are smoking off each other’s bodies; and crying for the day to end. You can’t help to hesitate and rationalize your entire existence while her heart is racing for a cure. Skin is chapped but could use the touch of your hands. Around this time, it is hard to count the rest of your breaths. The apartment is gathering your days off, the mail you have not yet opened, and how many times she has worn your ***** shirt. It is past curfew and you still don’t love her.
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Aug 19, 2013
Aug 19, 2013 at 2:41 AM UTC
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Music is playing in the background. She is touching herself, and your pupils dilate to the vibration of coming. The place smells like a crying plant, hanging from a ceiling that watches you both when you are smoking off each other’s bodies; and crying for the day to end. You can’t help to hesitate and rationalize your entire existence while her heart is racing for a cure. Skin is chapped but could use the touch of your hands. Around this time, it is hard to count the rest of your breaths. The apartment is gathering your days off, the mail you have not yet opened, and how many times she has worn your ***** shirt. It is past curfew and you still don’t love her.
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Aug 19, 2013
Aug 19, 2013 at 2:41 AM UTC
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