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i miss you, she said,tracing well-used patternsinto the walls of her mindthe figment she spoke tostayed silent,having done so for longerthaneven she c..
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morning glories, jasmineand the rose of sharon -after which you were named...this tuesday morningi rosepicked out clothes(lime greens and browns,slipp..
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she waits in silenceclink-swish-clink...swishthe raspy chime of teaspoon in ceramic mugher sole companionthe watchface on her wristticks the time off ..
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what gretel never knewbeforebut was to soon find out:iseach hard-won breadcrumbthe prize she'd sought to gain,or what her journey's brought about?
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when heart andhopesdon't meet,where does intuition lie?when intuition lies,where are weto rest decisions,if what kept our cavemen forbearsfrom the maw..
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she writes the words downknowing each is not enoughthe curl of a smile justcan'tbe contained in these letters,the inscribed scratchesfootsteps into an..
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yearningis a silly wordfraught with imagesof Byron, of Keatsof tousle-haired andhollow-eyed pale forms keeningfrom atop some picturesquely gothic moun..
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is thereanythingquiteas beautiful asthe smell of summer rain?
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discoveriescan still happen, you knoweven when your slightly jaded heartthinks you know absolutelyeverythingthere is to knowabout a personabout yourse..
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a glowing ember resideswithin my ribcageit coats my boneswith liquidsunshine happinessa silly smile holds my lipswhen i think of conversationswe've ha..
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