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The lovers, They melt. Flowing and naked. Their colors, They blend As I slowly awaken. I was so young the first time that I saw them Taken aback by the honesty of desire So blatantly plastered on my grandmother’s wall. Sometimes I think she put them in the bathroom Just so I could stare behind doors. Admire the truth Instead of shying from it. And with them, I grew— To know, to love To own and to hang In my own ****** apartment, They watch as I cry, As I nap, As I break my cheap couch. They’ll watch as I move— Up, up, And out.
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Apr 7, 2025
Apr 7, 2025 at 3:42 AM UTC
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The lovers, They melt. Flowing and naked. Their colors, They blend As I slowly awaken. I was so young the first time that I saw them Taken aback by the honesty of desire So blatantly plastered on my grandmother’s wall. Sometimes I think she put them in the bathroom Just so I could stare behind doors. Admire the truth Instead of shying from it. And with them, I grew— To know, to love To own and to hang In my own ****** apartment, They watch as I cry, As I nap, As I break my cheap couch. They’ll watch as I move— Up, up, And out.
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Apr 7, 2025
Apr 7, 2025 at 3:42 AM UTC
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