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Bathtubs don't encompass the flicks of your upturned mouth, or the etchings of chapped lips that cut your tongue when you speak. Your milky figure pours into the aquamarine warmth below. The lavender colored bubbles Pop in eighth notes and song lyrics which bounce off the shower curtain to the rug, and back. The water overflows its porcelain prison to compensate for the greatness in your voice and gets hotter with each and every breath you release from your fire-filled lungs. It overruns the bathroom, and floods the hall with each blink of your eye, each wisp of your lashes, the floorboards soaking in every freckle until every surface of mine is covered in every cell of you.
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Nov 6, 2013
Nov 6, 2013 at 1:14 PM UTC
Things That Won't Fit in a Bathtub
Bathtubs don't encompass the flicks of your upturned mouth, or the etchings of chapped lips that cut your tongue when you speak. Your milky figure pours into the aquamarine warmth below. The lavender colored bubbles Pop in eighth notes and song lyrics which bounce off the shower curtain to the rug, and back. The water overflows its porcelain prison to compensate for the greatness in your voice and gets hotter with each and every breath you release from your fire-filled lungs. It overruns the bathroom, and floods the hall with each blink of your eye, each wisp of your lashes, the floorboards soaking in every freckle until every surface of mine is covered in every cell of you.
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28/F/American
Nov 6, 2013
Nov 6, 2013 at 1:14 PM UTC
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