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the way our heads would come together as i’d pass you my lighter. the way it would click and between us there would be half an orange heart flickering and illuminating our features both our lips would touch it. it’s not a kiss—not yet the way your fingers would delicately curl around it how i’d long for them to be around mine. we’d be breathing the same smoke its whispering curls would envelope us and in the grey wisps we’d huddle closer together. i don’t smoke, but if i did, i’d gladly share a cigarette with you.
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Mar 19, 2024
Mar 19, 2024 at 3:33 PM UTC
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the way our heads would come together as i’d pass you my lighter. the way it would click and between us there would be half an orange heart flickering and illuminating our features both our lips would touch it. it’s not a kiss—not yet the way your fingers would delicately curl around it how i’d long for them to be around mine. we’d be breathing the same smoke its whispering curls would envelope us and in the grey wisps we’d huddle closer together. i don’t smoke, but if i did, i’d gladly share a cigarette with you.
the lit end of a cigarette in the dark is just a nice image in my head. i know smoking is bad but...
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Mar 19, 2024 at 3:33 PM UTC
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