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I settle for your declination of devotion in the fall because I remember all of your sweet summer promises. The same promises you'd whisper in my ear after a lackadaisical day spent between the love-stained cotton sheets.   Maybe it's the promises you'd imprint on my skin through the twists and turns of your docile fingers; seemingly writing every pinky swear in fluent body language. I can't forget the promises you'd feed me during our candlelit dinners in the city; the ones that curbed my heart's appetite for the duration of a 3-course meal. But the promises I remember most are the same ones that have my soul avoiding slumber during these sinful hours. The promises of this time being everything our past was not; the promises you swore you'd keep. All of those broken summer promises that you promised me.
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Oct 27, 2013
Oct 27, 2013 at 2:06 AM UTC
The Boy Who Cried Promise
I settle for your declination of devotion in the fall because I remember all of your sweet summer promises. The same promises you'd whisper in my ear after a lackadaisical day spent between the love-stained cotton sheets.   Maybe it's the promises you'd imprint on my skin through the twists and turns of your docile fingers; seemingly writing every pinky swear in fluent body language. I can't forget the promises you'd feed me during our candlelit dinners in the city; the ones that curbed my heart's appetite for the duration of a 3-course meal. But the promises I remember most are the same ones that have my soul avoiding slumber during these sinful hours. The promises of this time being everything our past was not; the promises you swore you'd keep. All of those broken summer promises that you promised me.
delaney-marie
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Oct 27, 2013
Oct 27, 2013 at 2:06 AM UTC
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