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Fate (Jeremy Version)

On the tip of your tongue, lashing back and forth and flailing all around in the storm of your words.
In your mother’s brain, her skin and decisions – the nightgown soft, folded and tucked in the dresser.
The taste of you lingering in my mouth – the ghost of your kiss. Of your red tongue.
Our shadows on the wall, distorted into something even more beautiful than us ourselves.
Like a nail in my shoe, pushed through the rubber, glue and cloth, pinching the curve of my heel.
The scars on my fingers – how they were always meant to be there.

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Title by: Anonymous
Story by: Jeremy

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