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i can feel that i don't belong here. feel it in their stares their "airs" of "wisdom" sat there the first couple days feeling twisted in my ways and a whole lot more than my gut felt like puking. felt like extracting the pointy smiles porcelain fingers of humanity a constant war with my painted skin. if it is a sin to condemn and judge a brother tell me with a smile and a hand on that book how so much hatred and resistance hides behind their lash plumped eyes; their porcelain hearts. beating far to the beyond that i'd go if they could know to accept like me. i'm learning to uncurl my foiled toes to the world tread with the tips of my fingers molding my identity, a print the sharpest laser couldn't forget. cast my rusty skin to the sky so i could show them we are brother derived around one another a formula. a formula skewed for porcelain mates turning out doll faces on the conveyor belt. we are moving too fast. i can feel that i don't belong here. i can't feel their warmth.
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Mar 23, 2014
Mar 23, 2014 at 9:22 AM UTC
lone
i can feel that i don't belong here. feel it in their stares their "airs" of "wisdom" sat there the first couple days feeling twisted in my ways and a whole lot more than my gut felt like puking. felt like extracting the pointy smiles porcelain fingers of humanity a constant war with my painted skin. if it is a sin to condemn and judge a brother tell me with a smile and a hand on that book how so much hatred and resistance hides behind their lash plumped eyes; their porcelain hearts. beating far to the beyond that i'd go if they could know to accept like me. i'm learning to uncurl my foiled toes to the world tread with the tips of my fingers molding my identity, a print the sharpest laser couldn't forget. cast my rusty skin to the sky so i could show them we are brother derived around one another a formula. a formula skewed for porcelain mates turning out doll faces on the conveyor belt. we are moving too fast. i can feel that i don't belong here. i can't feel their warmth.
lilah-raethe
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Mar 23, 2014
Mar 23, 2014 at 9:22 AM UTC
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