We liked it better that way

“I’m a sucker for forgotten things,” he says and she shrugs. It’s like they’re having two separate conversations there, under the broken and forgotten trees. He feels that, feels the shape of it. “Forgotten. You’ve forgotten. You’re forgotten.” And she rolls the word around her mouth as if tasting the potential of it. The potential for it.

We all forget.

Fenced out

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