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Your face is grainy over computer screens. I can hear the girls in the next room. Their voices rattling like lost hub caps on the highway. You say you miss me. Ask how the high school is holding on without you. If I’ve lost it yet. Its only the second week and I want to tell you how I still look for you in the halls, mope like the crevice of half a moon lacking light. I know its light where you are. College parties suckling your childhood like catfish, till the high school on your skin is mouthed clean. Till you forget. How long will it be before the catfish come for me? Before my face is too grainy for you to remember? Before the moon turns black. ©DelaneyMiller
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Mar 5, 2014
Mar 5, 2014 at 9:24 PM UTC
Catfish
Your face is grainy over computer screens. I can hear the girls in the next room. Their voices rattling like lost hub caps on the highway. You say you miss me. Ask how the high school is holding on without you. If I’ve lost it yet. Its only the second week and I want to tell you how I still look for you in the halls, mope like the crevice of half a moon lacking light. I know its light where you are. College parties suckling your childhood like catfish, till the high school on your skin is mouthed clean. Till you forget. How long will it be before the catfish come for me? Before my face is too grainy for you to remember? Before the moon turns black. ©DelaneyMiller
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Mar 5, 2014
Mar 5, 2014 at 9:24 PM UTC
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