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She had meteoroids falling from her mouth when she spoke, a wish waiting to be granted, and she murmured to the young Adonis: forget me not, and he, bare-faced, beautiful, perhaps more than she, held her in his arms as if she were Aphrodite herself and promised: forget me not. He always said the planets aligned when they met, the sun alight in her laugh and the moon alive in her smile of darkness; and he, alabaster, like a work of Duquesnoy, shattered as the meteor crashed through his love, terracotta rooftop, the forget-me-nots burning, his hands stained like merlot. And the girl with bluebell eyes, stars on her tongue, teeth like the milky way, looked to the angel-faced boy and hissed: forget me not.
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Sep 18, 2019
Sep 18, 2019 at 3:30 PM UTC
forget me, not