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After the end she wore the beige bra that she bought for him because he liked plain things   under a dark turtleneck that meant she was mourning their loss even if maybe he wasn't she shivered into the street and watched the palm drop on the moon, the stars pop out like street lights whose bulbs you couldn't change, their high up light bleached the night, falling over the Prius, bouncing off the half-bumpered Honda, sliding down the metal window connector of the neighborhood's only El Dorado before ending up on pavement like most things do the garage seemed to radiate and other people's windows glowed yellow as she turned to go a cat rolled across the four lane road like it was a meadow
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Apr 8, 2014
Apr 8, 2014 at 3:44 AM UTC
After that this
After the end she wore the beige bra that she bought for him because he liked plain things   under a dark turtleneck that meant she was mourning their loss even if maybe he wasn't she shivered into the street and watched the palm drop on the moon, the stars pop out like street lights whose bulbs you couldn't change, their high up light bleached the night, falling over the Prius, bouncing off the half-bumpered Honda, sliding down the metal window connector of the neighborhood's only El Dorado before ending up on pavement like most things do the garage seemed to radiate and other people's windows glowed yellow as she turned to go a cat rolled across the four lane road like it was a meadow
Wrote this last night after wandering around. Would love to get your feedback.
kate
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Apr 8, 2014
Apr 8, 2014 at 3:44 AM UTC
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