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after a drunken fifteen minute walk home you discovered me in my bed like dinosaur bones dusted off the feathers and white house paint we made love after two years ‘my god you’re a saint’ you tasted and felt as good as i’ve dreamed your name on my breath, you ripped all of my seams morning light and we talked about being sad put my hair behind my ear, 'sometimes loneliness isn’t that bad' i don’t know if it will happen again but i’m not ready to let our sweet rendezvous end
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Sep 8, 2014
Sep 8, 2014 at 1:35 PM UTC
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after a drunken fifteen minute walk home you discovered me in my bed like dinosaur bones dusted off the feathers and white house paint we made love after two years ‘my god you’re a saint’ you tasted and felt as good as i’ve dreamed your name on my breath, you ripped all of my seams morning light and we talked about being sad put my hair behind my ear, 'sometimes loneliness isn’t that bad' i don’t know if it will happen again but i’m not ready to let our sweet rendezvous end
kelia
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Sep 8, 2014
Sep 8, 2014 at 1:35 PM UTC
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