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  I Still Remember

  By Maria D., Phoenix, AZ

  do you remember that night when we went outside and watched the oranges, yellows, blues, and reds fade into gray and navy? do you remember when we walked through the fields of gold and green, barefoot and sticky and smelling of sickly sweet honey? do you remember when your voice, timid and warm like...
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  Summer Skin

  By Maria D., Phoenix, AZ

  The cool breeze sifts through my limbs, slipping and sliding through unexplored parts. For a moment the rest of the world slips away, scrubbed clean and absolved by the waves. I’d like to dive into that ocean, feel the water crash down on me, suppress me, remind me that I’m not the only thing th...
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  Summer Skin

  By Maria D., Phoenix, AZ

  The cool breeze sifts through my limbs, slipping and sliding through unexplored parts. For a moment, the rest of the world slips away, scrubbed clean and absolved by the waves of the ocean. I'd like to dive into that ocean, feel the water crash down on me, suppress me, remind me that I'm not the onl...
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  They Say

  By Maria D., phoenix, AZ

  tick. tock. tick. tock. tick. tock. time is slipping away from you (us). iloveyouimisscomeover: all the words I'll lose. i'm fighting so hard to keep you. won't give up. not on you. help me, will you? please, please. death is forever. life is not. choose air. choose sun. choose me. we ca...
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  lonely girl

  By Maria D., Phoenix, AZ

  lonely girl with the tragically beautiful gaze, used to spend her time wishing away her days. stranger more than a little rough around the edges, accidentally stumbled upon that sorrow and knocked down the fences. stranger isn't exactly the perfect example of what someone should or shouldn't...