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much of my commute these past few days has been about the first call we’ll never have after our break. obsessing over the receiver bringing absolution through your imagined hello in more weeks than i dare count. my phones notif’s are almost taunting me reminders from every little corner of the internet that life can’t pause the moving on after the death of another gay boys feelings. the thought eventually there’ll be an unspoken acceptance your voice will never be close and familiar again unshackles me. as the northern line pulls into the platform i like to imagine somewhere under its torturous sound you’re speaking to me and i just can’t hear it. this is the peace i’ve been left with to patch myself up in all of its ugly simplicity. oh how a heart can sink but still shine. oh how my love can be smothered and you be fine.
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May 3, 2022
May 3, 2022 at 2:35 PM UTC
gone and dusted
much of my commute these past few days has been about the first call we’ll never have after our break. obsessing over the receiver bringing absolution through your imagined hello in more weeks than i dare count. my phones notif’s are almost taunting me reminders from every little corner of the internet that life can’t pause the moving on after the death of another gay boys feelings. the thought eventually there’ll be an unspoken acceptance your voice will never be close and familiar again unshackles me. as the northern line pulls into the platform i like to imagine somewhere under its torturous sound you’re speaking to me and i just can’t hear it. this is the peace i’ve been left with to patch myself up in all of its ugly simplicity. oh how a heart can sink but still shine. oh how my love can be smothered and you be fine.
OskarA
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May 3, 2022
May 3, 2022 at 2:35 PM UTC
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