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it feels like the blood inside my veins is moving like quick dry cement does ten hours after it's poured simultaneously a storm brews in them similar to how mom once brewed soup that tasted of distanced family and bile bile which still resides in a clump at the back of my throat from the last time i said your name you are he-who-shall-not-be-named since saying your name is as dangerous as saying Voldemort’s monochromatic colour schemes make up my world, each day either tinted or shaded usually shaded because I was told that dark colours are slimming and that thought never left my mind rain smudges all of the pigments together and even my glasses can't correct my vision i love rain but my rainbows are always brown-black like those karate belts you had when you lived or how she used to mix all of her playdoh together i used to believe that she created the world that way god i wish i was right.
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Apr 29, 2014
Apr 29, 2014 at 3:08 PM UTC
my throat is sore
it feels like the blood inside my veins is moving like quick dry cement does ten hours after it's poured simultaneously a storm brews in them similar to how mom once brewed soup that tasted of distanced family and bile bile which still resides in a clump at the back of my throat from the last time i said your name you are he-who-shall-not-be-named since saying your name is as dangerous as saying Voldemort’s monochromatic colour schemes make up my world, each day either tinted or shaded usually shaded because I was told that dark colours are slimming and that thought never left my mind rain smudges all of the pigments together and even my glasses can't correct my vision i love rain but my rainbows are always brown-black like those karate belts you had when you lived or how she used to mix all of her playdoh together i used to believe that she created the world that way god i wish i was right.
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Apr 29, 2014
Apr 29, 2014 at 3:08 PM UTC
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