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~As she left..... I knew there was writing to be done~

So close to you, so inside of you.....i'm so fucking into you,
but your body moved in a confused motion of consentual regret,
a theme that had every right amongst knowing minds.
Perhaps the wedding band placed firmly on your finger and all
that come with church aisle speeches, had played its moral hand.
Thicken the plot with a fork, so the truths may slip through the cracks.
I now look around the room at the mess we made,
the clean up will be of the internal kind........wiping you from my mind.



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On Sunday May 18th, 2008, saintedmad (1182) writes:
......been reading you alot lately; think its about time i faved...msotly because these scantily clad words of yours...so trembling and sure, almost vulnerable and yet to succinctly strong....resonant-- --your style is gorgeous and mindful, thoughtful, begs for more than just a passing glance; a real LOOK, a real READing.


On Thursday May 8th, 2008, Narcissa (680) writes:
Ive been here...I left and let him clean up the mess he created...though internally the scars will forever remain...I felt this.


On Thursday May 8th, 2008, Mab (995) writes:
a plot thick enough to drown in...the pain cuts so deep I swear you had to sever love's spinal cord to get the ink.



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