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It made scallops on my shirt, dried like salt in seashells — the final appearance of our love. I could have mourned it as if it were more than the possibility of life disguised by a million tadpoles. A whole day, it took him to get home it may be even more miles than my body fluids travel in a week. His, still on my shirt. Hits my knees (always the knees, have built oceans on them) He thinks he left, but it was I who cleaned sand castles from all my crevices he thinks he left, he the snail I have caught up in years of needing to be ****** He thought he left, but white beaches are still in my dresser — it is what remains. I am so tempted to say, "your *** outlived you" but it would not be the first time his **** did the work for him.
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Aug 20, 2013
Aug 20, 2013 at 6:24 PM UTC
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It made scallops on my shirt, dried like salt in seashells — the final appearance of our love. I could have mourned it as if it were more than the possibility of life disguised by a million tadpoles. A whole day, it took him to get home it may be even more miles than my body fluids travel in a week. His, still on my shirt. Hits my knees (always the knees, have built oceans on them) He thinks he left, but it was I who cleaned sand castles from all my crevices he thinks he left, he the snail I have caught up in years of needing to be ****** He thought he left, but white beaches are still in my dresser — it is what remains. I am so tempted to say, "your *** outlived you" but it would not be the first time his **** did the work for him.
sarina
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Aug 20, 2013
Aug 20, 2013 at 6:24 PM UTC
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