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Your lips were at the bottom of the shot glass in that dim blue bar. Disembodied. Bluish pink,   and swimming as I swished around the last of my drink. Usually when I drink I try not to think about girls, because I get depressed easily. You rub my body in moving beads and your lips and the bluelight are usually the last thing I remember. Maybe if I take a girl in the bathroom and ********** her on the sink as the oil in her hair greases the mirror and the flies watch, maybe I'll be able to blur myself out, and not even go back to you as you stagnate in a blue glass full of blue fluid.
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Dec 4, 2011
Dec 4, 2011 at 10:47 PM UTC
Your lips.
Your lips were at the bottom of the shot glass in that dim blue bar. Disembodied. Bluish pink,   and swimming as I swished around the last of my drink. Usually when I drink I try not to think about girls, because I get depressed easily. You rub my body in moving beads and your lips and the bluelight are usually the last thing I remember. Maybe if I take a girl in the bathroom and ********** her on the sink as the oil in her hair greases the mirror and the flies watch, maybe I'll be able to blur myself out, and not even go back to you as you stagnate in a blue glass full of blue fluid.
Waverly
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35/M/American
Dec 4, 2011
Dec 4, 2011 at 10:47 PM UTC
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