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12/15/2015 "You, doctor, go from breakfast to madness." Anne Sexton The engine of my amygdala: so burnt out I needed coolant, I needed something to prevent my immolation a sort of precautionary measure Rum's flammable I'd soon find out In a crowd of hundred dark and smoke crawled through my shoulders social little parasite apologize for being an interruption to everyone "Wish I could've been there" Sucrose altruism, back at the mental hospital id relived every single second with you thinking of your anger I read Tennessee William's letters I loved you I even loved your hatred. A girl across the hall screaming about Jesus and her **** shouting singing Shenandoah "But I don't need to be here," I turned to my roommate, a strong figure I still admire, "Everyone says that, even with a Thorazine needle halfway down their *** They'd had a name for it Something about kisses, I don't remember "Yeah, it leaves a huge bruise on your *** they laughed in the tv parlor there we were The tristate area's teenage girls too unstable for the world a step above "*oh, you know how teenagers are*" A girl with grey eyes Came in my last night there "Is it normal to cry on your first day?" I wasn't allowed to even touch her shoulder and so with the alcohol and the Lamotrogine I tried to figure out where it'd all gone wrong but it'd been hiding in me psychotic seed, a virus carrier a patient zero of my own tepid insanity!
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Dec 16, 2015
Dec 16, 2015 at 7:15 PM UTC
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12/15/2015 "You, doctor, go from breakfast to madness." Anne Sexton The engine of my amygdala: so burnt out I needed coolant, I needed something to prevent my immolation a sort of precautionary measure Rum's flammable I'd soon find out In a crowd of hundred dark and smoke crawled through my shoulders social little parasite apologize for being an interruption to everyone "Wish I could've been there" Sucrose altruism, back at the mental hospital id relived every single second with you thinking of your anger I read Tennessee William's letters I loved you I even loved your hatred. A girl across the hall screaming about Jesus and her **** shouting singing Shenandoah "But I don't need to be here," I turned to my roommate, a strong figure I still admire, "Everyone says that, even with a Thorazine needle halfway down their *** They'd had a name for it Something about kisses, I don't remember "Yeah, it leaves a huge bruise on your *** they laughed in the tv parlor there we were The tristate area's teenage girls too unstable for the world a step above "*oh, you know how teenagers are*" A girl with grey eyes Came in my last night there "Is it normal to cry on your first day?" I wasn't allowed to even touch her shoulder and so with the alcohol and the Lamotrogine I tried to figure out where it'd all gone wrong but it'd been hiding in me psychotic seed, a virus carrier a patient zero of my own tepid insanity!
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Dec 16, 2015
Dec 16, 2015 at 7:15 PM UTC
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