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Hotel Rooms


Breath that smelled of kahlua and cigarettes,

his bright eyes, and soft flesh,

fingertips twirling in strands of thick hair,

exhales soft, growing with sleep,

bodys tangled between hotel sheets,

eyes closing slowly,

brown and blue, mixing galaxies,

this is love,

in the mind of another pretty face.

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