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Beloved
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 Beloved.

Come in to my arms.

Lie here and let me devour the unspeakable beauty of you.

Let me forget these arms and hands and legs and feet.

Let only my eyes that are not eyes gaze upon you now.

Like a ghost or a passing spirit.

Let me no longer exist.

Except in your breast.

In your mouth.

Let my hands become your hands.

My ribs part of your chest.

So that when you embrace yourself,

You are forever reaching for me.


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