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his lips tasted of nicotine and his breath incapacitated the network of neurons that strung themselves together in my body. i wanted nothing more than for him to push me further into adolescent infatuation. there was something about midnight that made my adrenaline raise to half its usual condescending levels, something that made me feel like little earthworms were crawling underneath my wrists, and they made me think of him when i tossed and turned at night, when one star flickered i thought maybe he was winking, maybe he was still there, somewhere.
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Jul 2, 2014
Jul 2, 2014 at 1:27 AM UTC
belonging amongst the stars
his lips tasted of nicotine and his breath incapacitated the network of neurons that strung themselves together in my body. i wanted nothing more than for him to push me further into adolescent infatuation. there was something about midnight that made my adrenaline raise to half its usual condescending levels, something that made me feel like little earthworms were crawling underneath my wrists, and they made me think of him when i tossed and turned at night, when one star flickered i thought maybe he was winking, maybe he was still there, somewhere.
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Jul 2, 2014
Jul 2, 2014 at 1:27 AM UTC
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