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maybe he left his wedding ring in your **** by accident that night when you told me you wanted me to **** you wearing his sordid black suit but it was about four sizes too big and his heart was four rooms too small. i forget that the anthropoid chassis possessed no ****** limitations. and yet you were there, wailing out cherries and casuistry and swollen macabre in absinthian vinegar, wearing the dress that i hate. you have weak wrists, you bruise by blue tuesdays. -- maybe i left my gun in your **** by accident that night when you told me only love and explosives got you off. i of course, went for the least dangerous. you forget that the anthropoid intellect possessed no sadistic co-existence. i'm just an ulcer when i am inside you. you scratch me raw and you make me take off that face that you hate. my poetry lingers tight-lipped in taciturnity, keeping you wet on your deathbed.
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Nov 19, 2010
Nov 19, 2010 at 4:49 AM UTC
no kids.~ please.
maybe he left his wedding ring in your **** by accident that night when you told me you wanted me to **** you wearing his sordid black suit but it was about four sizes too big and his heart was four rooms too small. i forget that the anthropoid chassis possessed no ****** limitations. and yet you were there, wailing out cherries and casuistry and swollen macabre in absinthian vinegar, wearing the dress that i hate. you have weak wrists, you bruise by blue tuesdays. -- maybe i left my gun in your **** by accident that night when you told me only love and explosives got you off. i of course, went for the least dangerous. you forget that the anthropoid intellect possessed no sadistic co-existence. i'm just an ulcer when i am inside you. you scratch me raw and you make me take off that face that you hate. my poetry lingers tight-lipped in taciturnity, keeping you wet on your deathbed.
. haha, i don't think many of you will like this.~ ohwell. if you don't like, don't read it.
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Nov 19, 2010
Nov 19, 2010 at 4:49 AM UTC
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