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we don’t hold hands but it’s okay i build back my own heart to not burden you with expectations i rear-end an old man on the way to your house my heart keeps beating even when the car turns off and when i look at you it doesn’t stop stuttering i’m so wound tight but the hours grow softly into one another until i have to remind myself to wind up again: i need to leave, so i shroud myself in a satin second skin perfect for saying good bye i drive away we didn’t kiss that’s okay there are no expectations my gut twists painfully as i’ve always wished i could be more bold i sleep fast caught between two mountainsides and there’s no time to ask myself when it’ll all end
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Jan 3, 2023
Jan 3, 2023 at 1:32 PM UTC
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we don’t hold hands but it’s okay i build back my own heart to not burden you with expectations i rear-end an old man on the way to your house my heart keeps beating even when the car turns off and when i look at you it doesn’t stop stuttering i’m so wound tight but the hours grow softly into one another until i have to remind myself to wind up again: i need to leave, so i shroud myself in a satin second skin perfect for saying good bye i drive away we didn’t kiss that’s okay there are no expectations my gut twists painfully as i’ve always wished i could be more bold i sleep fast caught between two mountainsides and there’s no time to ask myself when it’ll all end
jude-rigor
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Jan 3, 2023
Jan 3, 2023 at 1:32 PM UTC
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