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Have I seen you before Yes, when I came in. Doped with Chlorpromazine; Feet like lead weights Eyelids lost to gravity. Don't. Don't take those. Those little blue and whites Too good to be true. I'll be back for more Lithium; But six pills, I was a potato So great it made you grew. Don't. You will regret. To erase war and peace Brought me snore and peace. Tiny innocent Atarax; Left me dry as sandpaper Words barely croaked out. Don't. I told you. Just tongue those meds. Again you said, Don't.
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Sep 18, 2013
Sep 18, 2013 at 12:16 AM UTC
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Have I seen you before Yes, when I came in. Doped with Chlorpromazine; Feet like lead weights Eyelids lost to gravity. Don't. Don't take those. Those little blue and whites Too good to be true. I'll be back for more Lithium; But six pills, I was a potato So great it made you grew. Don't. You will regret. To erase war and peace Brought me snore and peace. Tiny innocent Atarax; Left me dry as sandpaper Words barely croaked out. Don't. I told you. Just tongue those meds. Again you said, Don't.
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26/Two-Spirit
Sep 18, 2013
Sep 18, 2013 at 12:16 AM UTC
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