Rachel Iuliucci

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It isn’t butterflies I feel when that touch glides to the back, pressing against the curve in my spine. Butterflies would be too kind. Instead, I feel the heat that burns in his gaze. It penetrates far past my bones, becoming the substance that makes up my marrow. I feel his touch in the deepest part of me, as if I’ve felt him in another life.
The Death of Us
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