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We never made a promise, never tried just slipped between arrivals and goodbyes. No grand romance, no reason why just one brief moment, once or twice. You had your ship. I had the line. We kissed, then drifted; clean, polite. And though I knew you’d never be mine, I still recall that final bite: The glance through glass, the weight I wore, the echo of your hand, now gone. We said so little, but there was more a tide still pulling; lingering on. I stayed. You left. That’s what you do. Still, once, I think you almost knew.
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Oct 2, 2025
Oct 2, 2025 at 10:19 PM UTC
Part 3: The Purple Line
We never made a promise, never tried just slipped between arrivals and goodbyes. No grand romance, no reason why just one brief moment, once or twice. You had your ship. I had the line. We kissed, then drifted; clean, polite. And though I knew you’d never be mine, I still recall that final bite: The glance through glass, the weight I wore, the echo of your hand, now gone. We said so little, but there was more a tide still pulling; lingering on. I stayed. You left. That’s what you do. Still, once, I think you almost knew.
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Oct 2, 2025
Oct 2, 2025 at 10:19 PM UTC
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