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She has red roses as asterisks, the star-shaped things that are just scar shapes on me and with her, there is pollen that she'll drag her fingernails across. She will sprinkle colors on your chewed up, cratered lips, saying you will look beautiful and feel full again. Well, I'll be the one to kiss you next with grains of sulfur glued to your cheek the rotten taste making it so your mouth glows in the dark. I know where to kiss and never tell: I am sure you must notice my cigarette burns when the lights are out. I have lit myself like a candle, and say I cough from the smoke because no one can know that I swallow all your poisons for you.
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Nov 2, 2013
Nov 2, 2013 at 4:31 PM UTC
sulfur
She has red roses as asterisks, the star-shaped things that are just scar shapes on me and with her, there is pollen that she'll drag her fingernails across. She will sprinkle colors on your chewed up, cratered lips, saying you will look beautiful and feel full again. Well, I'll be the one to kiss you next with grains of sulfur glued to your cheek the rotten taste making it so your mouth glows in the dark. I know where to kiss and never tell: I am sure you must notice my cigarette burns when the lights are out. I have lit myself like a candle, and say I cough from the smoke because no one can know that I swallow all your poisons for you.
sarina
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Nov 2, 2013
Nov 2, 2013 at 4:31 PM UTC
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