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an old friend of mine keeps paying me visits in the early hours of the morning when the dogs bark. she is here now, swirling her pale finger through my hair, trampling mud through my trembling synapses. she traces over my scars, smiling she reels the shrieks out of my trachea she carefully collects the tears from my jawbone and adds them to her murky hourglass. i try to tell her i can't play now, i have things to do, but we both know that itself is the reason for her visit.
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Dec 4, 2012
Dec 4, 2012 at 8:53 PM UTC
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an old friend of mine keeps paying me visits in the early hours of the morning when the dogs bark. she is here now, swirling her pale finger through my hair, trampling mud through my trembling synapses. she traces over my scars, smiling she reels the shrieks out of my trachea she carefully collects the tears from my jawbone and adds them to her murky hourglass. i try to tell her i can't play now, i have things to do, but we both know that itself is the reason for her visit.
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Dec 4, 2012
Dec 4, 2012 at 8:53 PM UTC
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