Do you even remember?
You made the sun insignificant, the moon a pebble I'd waste skimming on water. Sometimes when I sat with you I'd happily let the grass grow over my body, sealing the memory so I could never let it go. I didn't feel religious till your lips met mine. And now I'd drink and I'd drink till drunk off your Red wine.
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