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your hair crawls away from your face, softly like feathers, 
they breathe elegantly, in a pace not faster than afternoon tea
like jellyfish who wander behind your ears then again

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under the lampshade your fluorescence lights
the bulb
the chair is timid, small, a frozen rabbit

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i had parked in the very spot you left me, i think the seventh one left of the trash and recycling disposal.
i had spent seven minutes parking to ensure the leeway between my left and right were great enough.
you were standing against the left body of your car, your hands by your side sometimes make way to your mouth.

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I was found on a yellow cement floor, dusted with a broomstick and taken into the family with jaded skin.
 

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do you talk to yourself
in the house when no one's home 
the heat's on high and the water is waiting to boil

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去年夏天，我在你右手臂上設計了一個傷口。
它在你未晒過太陽，淺粉色衣袖半掩的皮膚裡面，用一滴滴的血拼出了我的名字。

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i am what i once lost, once owned, once was
a cloud, that went through a transformation and
in place a soul, but arid and lost, floating on a 

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i dipped my hands in a paint bucket black
 
and all handwriting comes out it in cries

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unknown is suspicion's 
best asset when you lie
behind closed doors.

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one minute of darkness does not make us blind. 
今晚停電了。
就當我坐在地上一邊看節目一邊抱著晚餐吃的時候，房間突然一下就暗了起來，檯燈滅了，電視也啪的一聲關了，只剩下我一個人靜靜的坐在地上，黑漆漆的，正猶豫著要不要把已經舀起來的那口飯吃掉。

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the soup is stirring
something 
boiling

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When the girl had returned to his place half a year later, he was sitting on the porch of the house waiting for her, dressed in a pair of dark jeans and a white undershirt with no shoes on. His hair was pressed by a lumpy pillow that she once knew so well and lay flatly against his ear in an obedient way. There was a new barbeque stand set up  on the front lawn that she had opposed him of buying before, whose shiny aluminum surface now shimmered under the summer sun. 
 
"Hey. Can I come in now?" She looked him in the eyes where he avoided by turning his head and standing up. 

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