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Don't Mark The Date
A poem by Carolina Fernandez Bold
you know it already: the point in summer when skin is enough
to suffocate in. She’ll leave you breathless with lavender
behind your ear— it’s pub garden treasure, ignored
like answers, I mean:
were we ever going to win? Foregone quiz I’m starting to think
your thigh against mine is real in a way that a mirage is— not
enough. Our deadline is setting and I want us to make it
home without dying on these drunk bikes. If you ask me I’ll never speak
of June 21st again.
A non-date.
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