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Do you ever sit and dwell on thoughts of your old, unrewarding crushes? They're always the world at first, but over time their personalities begin to decay. And sadly, I still believe I caught a glimpse of something real through the seams of a stitched-up heart, even though many truths were spoken in jest. I will continue nail-chewing, nervously, 'cause I can still taste their salt on me; Never regretting-- yet, denying-- the deafening growl of my chainsaw libido overpowering theirs, as it cut right through, leaving our bodies in a lifeless spoon. This somehow helped me to overcome that kind of rejection when I was still tangible to the elitists I wished would keep out of my reach. But now, I've paid my dime to come to terms with the cool of the discomfort crashing down around me, like a black raspberry avalanche.
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Aug 25, 2011
Aug 25, 2011 at 11:45 PM UTC
The Black Raspberry Avalanche
Do you ever sit and dwell on thoughts of your old, unrewarding crushes? They're always the world at first, but over time their personalities begin to decay. And sadly, I still believe I caught a glimpse of something real through the seams of a stitched-up heart, even though many truths were spoken in jest. I will continue nail-chewing, nervously, 'cause I can still taste their salt on me; Never regretting-- yet, denying-- the deafening growl of my chainsaw libido overpowering theirs, as it cut right through, leaving our bodies in a lifeless spoon. This somehow helped me to overcome that kind of rejection when I was still tangible to the elitists I wished would keep out of my reach. But now, I've paid my dime to come to terms with the cool of the discomfort crashing down around me, like a black raspberry avalanche.
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Aug 25, 2011
Aug 25, 2011 at 11:45 PM UTC
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