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i mourned us on the train back. North East to London, Norfolk into Suffolk into Home. England, a green, scarred patchwork, blistering apart while i sit. A woman opposite tries to coax the context out of me; the entertainment, before we're pulled into Liverpool St Station. to credit my memory - it frames itself nicely, my mugged up glasses. a sunbeaten, reddened, ruddy face - holding back.  swallowing the outburst - "i let myself believe for once." we sit. the quiet unbroken. save for the sounds of me steadily getting further from you.   the sounds of me steadily getting further from you. ***i mourned us once again. ten months in and now six months out filled with immeasurable moments later. there was no woman this time. and only without her or us - i found the truth to say*** "i let myself believe, for once."
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Sep 28, 2022
Sep 28, 2022 at 5:36 PM UTC
i wrote this after i had to leave after the first time and finished it after i left for the last.
i mourned us on the train back. North East to London, Norfolk into Suffolk into Home. England, a green, scarred patchwork, blistering apart while i sit. A woman opposite tries to coax the context out of me; the entertainment, before we're pulled into Liverpool St Station. to credit my memory - it frames itself nicely, my mugged up glasses. a sunbeaten, reddened, ruddy face - holding back.  swallowing the outburst - "i let myself believe for once." we sit. the quiet unbroken. save for the sounds of me steadily getting further from you.   the sounds of me steadily getting further from you. ***i mourned us once again. ten months in and now six months out filled with immeasurable moments later. there was no woman this time. and only without her or us - i found the truth to say*** "i let myself believe, for once."
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Sep 28, 2022
Sep 28, 2022 at 5:36 PM UTC
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