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The biggest lesson in nothingness I have ever received was your hands clamped down on her *** expecting me to still be able to breathe, six hundred miles to the east when all my insides were insects feeding off my feelings and trust in your love. I did not even have a phantom of a thought that could touch you or flow like autumn wind in spring. There was nothing as far as I knew and so there was nothing, although her mouth around you should have left a bruise. I thought of you as something as isolated as the moon, except more beautiful, less haunting to a girl with nightmares because you stayed still during the night when it’s too scary for me to open my eyes – I believed there was nothing to see (I was wrong I was wrong).
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Sep 27, 2013
Sep 27, 2013 at 9:23 PM UTC
somethingness
The biggest lesson in nothingness I have ever received was your hands clamped down on her *** expecting me to still be able to breathe, six hundred miles to the east when all my insides were insects feeding off my feelings and trust in your love. I did not even have a phantom of a thought that could touch you or flow like autumn wind in spring. There was nothing as far as I knew and so there was nothing, although her mouth around you should have left a bruise. I thought of you as something as isolated as the moon, except more beautiful, less haunting to a girl with nightmares because you stayed still during the night when it’s too scary for me to open my eyes – I believed there was nothing to see (I was wrong I was wrong).
sarina
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Sep 27, 2013
Sep 27, 2013 at 9:23 PM UTC
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