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You're here even when you're not. You exist between the cracks in my bed, and within the fibers of my pillow. I can still feel your footsteps in the floorboards; the smooth wood where your toes crept across, and the indent you left with your heel. I can still feel where your hands came to rest on me, only moving with the rhythm of my lungs. Your breathing was the only calm thing in the room as I molded you into me, locking in our shape. They put the walls up to contain me, but you're the only person who ever could.
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Aug 8, 2014
Aug 8, 2014 at 12:44 AM UTC
Containment
You're here even when you're not. You exist between the cracks in my bed, and within the fibers of my pillow. I can still feel your footsteps in the floorboards; the smooth wood where your toes crept across, and the indent you left with your heel. I can still feel where your hands came to rest on me, only moving with the rhythm of my lungs. Your breathing was the only calm thing in the room as I molded you into me, locking in our shape. They put the walls up to contain me, but you're the only person who ever could.
zachn
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Aug 8, 2014
Aug 8, 2014 at 12:44 AM UTC
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