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SECOND LOVE. Hand-holding as the stars sing: I think I am getting older. I don’t believe that’s the roar of God out there, it’s probably just the wind or crickets, who don’t burn so bright and distant; screaming in the dark. Sound doesn’t travel through vacuums anyway so it’s funny that I can still hear you whispering through my phone. Didn’t that conversation happen a week ago? You’re under-cover in your bed-sheets, hiding from your parents while mine just watch TV. Again, this is all just memory where sounds cannot reach us, but I’m sure you can still hear me as I tell you that, yes, I’ve finally written words for you, words for me. What will happen tomorrow?
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Aug 18, 2014
Aug 18, 2014 at 3:45 PM UTC
Second Love
SECOND LOVE. Hand-holding as the stars sing: I think I am getting older. I don’t believe that’s the roar of God out there, it’s probably just the wind or crickets, who don’t burn so bright and distant; screaming in the dark. Sound doesn’t travel through vacuums anyway so it’s funny that I can still hear you whispering through my phone. Didn’t that conversation happen a week ago? You’re under-cover in your bed-sheets, hiding from your parents while mine just watch TV. Again, this is all just memory where sounds cannot reach us, but I’m sure you can still hear me as I tell you that, yes, I’ve finally written words for you, words for me. What will happen tomorrow?
Let's pretend that her name was, is 'Darjeeling.' Sweet, spicy; warm to the lips.
tawandamulalu
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Aug 18, 2014
Aug 18, 2014 at 3:45 PM UTC
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