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like his striped necktie after a long evening of brusque goodbyes. He hangs it up in his skeleton closet with shirts and pants. And rants of greener days when bread was thick and honey glaze. Like his shoelaces loose, untied he kicked off and tossed aside. Like a seatbelt unbuckled after the ride he jumped out on the fly. Like a rusty hinge he does not hold. She wore him down. Now he's too old. The nest he built fell apart, piece by piece, **** by ****
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May 6
May 6, 2026 at 7:01 AM UTC
He's Come Undone
like his striped necktie after a long evening of brusque goodbyes. He hangs it up in his skeleton closet with shirts and pants. And rants of greener days when bread was thick and honey glaze. Like his shoelaces loose, untied he kicked off and tossed aside. Like a seatbelt unbuckled after the ride he jumped out on the fly. Like a rusty hinge he does not hold. She wore him down. Now he's too old. The nest he built fell apart, piece by piece, **** by ****
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May 6
May 6, 2026 at 7:01 AM UTC
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