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12-18
03:19
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second hand. sewing limbs up on our porch, and my arms are falling apart. she held my veins in place while i sewed them up. somersaults from the couch for the passed out drunks. a pale girl stole my shoes, thew her hair back, laughed at my feet turning blue.
death to december 18th. disposed of its body, but i can't shake it's ghost.
second try. claims she's cleaned up her act, but she's brought someone back, and he'll drain her veins and pawn away the blood. i know you've gotta sweat this out, but the documentary made us uncomfortable.
death to december 18th. disposed of its body, but i can't shake its ghost from these walls.
"it's funny how this ended," was the final thing you said. lay your head across your arms, 'cause boston waits. let's finally get some sleep.
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Uli
03:03
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Mercy
03:19
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she can't move her legs and claims she feels no pain. nervously i pace miles in place to keep myself from freezing to death (it's not easy). crawled up the walls, had a seat on the ceiling.
now my muscles wrap around my bones so tight that i've become a ghost town waiting to collapse to dust.
solving cold cases while dozens of faces we've never seen try to crowd the tv and charge a fee for some footprints, ask for donations: "cords for the lord, percocets for complainers."
now my muscles wrap around my bones so tight that i've become a ghost town waiting to collapse.
three more until i fill the page. three to take so i won't over think how to relax.
now my muscles wrap around my bones so tight that i've become a ghost town waiting to collapse.
far away things seem just fine but the population's in decline.
"so long, so well. alone? oh well, at least you've got your health!"
well...go to hell with that.
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Tripping Palmer
03:56
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