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Girls have beautiful legs and men have beautiful hearts, both I love to squeeze, both I love to open hide my gold locket inside like a ticking bomb: I use the chain to lasso arteries and muscles for me to chew on but the necklace unbolts for a souvenir collected inside. It could be the curly hair of his shin, one wisp from her neck I previously tugged on with my teeth. I performed open-heart surgery on a man and open-leg surgery on a woman both called me back to say a second goodbye and I wonder, I wonder which farewell will be the final. When will the mementos be massacred glued to a comatose form, deceased into an emotionless resin? I could amputate their limbs and turn off the pacemaker.
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Feb 21, 2013
Feb 21, 2013 at 3:44 PM UTC
memento mori
Girls have beautiful legs and men have beautiful hearts, both I love to squeeze, both I love to open hide my gold locket inside like a ticking bomb: I use the chain to lasso arteries and muscles for me to chew on but the necklace unbolts for a souvenir collected inside. It could be the curly hair of his shin, one wisp from her neck I previously tugged on with my teeth. I performed open-heart surgery on a man and open-leg surgery on a woman both called me back to say a second goodbye and I wonder, I wonder which farewell will be the final. When will the mementos be massacred glued to a comatose form, deceased into an emotionless resin? I could amputate their limbs and turn off the pacemaker.
sarina
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Feb 21, 2013
Feb 21, 2013 at 3:44 PM UTC
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