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i open the curtains behind my windowsill so you can glow in the sun— light spilling over your petals, straight into my eyes. they water, of course, but you look so radiant i forget to blink. i breathe you in, and everything burns. my eyes won’t stop itching, my chest feels heavy, my throat a slow flame— the weight of loving you. but i never move you. i let you bloom right beside me, because love, i think, is sometimes choosing the ache.
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Jun 7, 2025
Jun 7, 2025 at 7:19 AM UTC
hayfever
i open the curtains behind my windowsill so you can glow in the sun— light spilling over your petals, straight into my eyes. they water, of course, but you look so radiant i forget to blink. i breathe you in, and everything burns. my eyes won’t stop itching, my chest feels heavy, my throat a slow flame— the weight of loving you. but i never move you. i let you bloom right beside me, because love, i think, is sometimes choosing the ache.
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17/F/London
Jun 7, 2025
Jun 7, 2025 at 7:19 AM UTC
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