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Original sin. female sin. my fault. i take your sweet ripening self your blossoming fruit and i crush it down to the vinegar of an old soul. what should sweeten the summer of your life leaves a bad taste in both our mouthes. with each new crunch i lose my apple chewing teeth. you can't won't don't touch me i couldn't wouldn't shouldn't end this. ripen me. nourish me. fuel me. my knight who doesn't know it and never will. ill love you forever, Craig. im sorry sorry sorry.
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Mar 11, 2014
Mar 11, 2014 at 9:28 PM UTC
eating the apple of Craig
Original sin. female sin. my fault. i take your sweet ripening self your blossoming fruit and i crush it down to the vinegar of an old soul. what should sweeten the summer of your life leaves a bad taste in both our mouthes. with each new crunch i lose my apple chewing teeth. you can't won't don't touch me i couldn't wouldn't shouldn't end this. ripen me. nourish me. fuel me. my knight who doesn't know it and never will. ill love you forever, Craig. im sorry sorry sorry.
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Mar 11, 2014
Mar 11, 2014 at 9:28 PM UTC
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