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Someone Tell Me I Survived
you’re not the one leaving me it’s just that this summer has turned its back on us yesterday we were chasing each other on gravel, the rocks nicking our feet through the thin fabric of flimsy sandals small jagged cadavers scattered across opaque glass, and when our wrists collided, I saw two copper coins coalescing today I wandered outside dragged my heels against the skin of the road, the sun hanging on a pole, tell me I survived someone tell me I survived loving you this– saffron leather pearl freckles mauve eyeliner sangria raisin liquorice taffy sunflower shard, in no particular order just this, just this cherry balm dainty petals the ache, the want the something I could never have imagine this, imagine you walk into the water limpid satin the beach, the sea evanescent, and you’re afraid you’ll make it worse if you swallow this dry the urge, the wait you tried and you’re tired his eyes, his voice aurora, and all you can say is love, lover don’t you know that I would cut myself in half dig two graves, and lie in them both just to say that I died next to you? but you don’t, not really your nose is under the water; your mouth has drowned.
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