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MissJackson

I’m sorry miss jackson, my words say I missed you but my body yells it’s something more profound
the thought of your presence has caused multiple body parts of mine to beat louder than HBCU band during homecoming. 
I’ve pictured our homecoming, coming back together as one, my ocean only overflowing when you’re in the tide. I ride the waves effortlessly, with no desire to go back to shore
The current is taking me over, drowning me in the sea of all my dark fantasies, all I ask is that you swim into the abyss and join me

Copyright © Mykera Blake | Year Posted 2026

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