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inhibition MAG
my neurons jump
 at the scent
 of the cologne you wore
 the first night
 you said you loved me.
 
 i guess you don't 
 anymore. maybe –
 you never did.
 
 but my skin moans
 for your finger pads
 pressed into the hollow 
 behind my collarbone.
 my knuckles tell me 
 at nighttime, in stifled whispers
 that they miss the texture
 of your stubble
 at 6 a.m.,
 still awake.
 my feet scream
 that they want to be
 on your denim lap
 never hearing you complain
 not even once.
 
 you started complaining,
 I guess.

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