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depression is like finding a phillip morris pack of cigs left behind the drywall in an old burb splitlevel tract house now being renovated. you bust down a wall to make room for a new space only to find old ways, cute and smarmily nostalgic. billboards of then, marlboro men. it's no michelangelo. the not-too-far-back past is a looseleaf ghost binding you in three rings, one of which won't snap shut all the way, letting you be here and there, drinking your dumb boring blood like a can of tab soda from the cafeteria vending machine replacing your numbered collarbone with a googol of transfinite plateaus.
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Jan 9, 2019
Jan 9, 2019 at 3:29 PM UTC
trapperkeeper eater
depression is like finding a phillip morris pack of cigs left behind the drywall in an old burb splitlevel tract house now being renovated. you bust down a wall to make room for a new space only to find old ways, cute and smarmily nostalgic. billboards of then, marlboro men. it's no michelangelo. the not-too-far-back past is a looseleaf ghost binding you in three rings, one of which won't snap shut all the way, letting you be here and there, drinking your dumb boring blood like a can of tab soda from the cafeteria vending machine replacing your numbered collarbone with a googol of transfinite plateaus.
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Jan 9, 2019
Jan 9, 2019 at 3:29 PM UTC
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