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It’s pathetic really, I know, that I’d live off the scraps of you, the hand-me-down, half cares and “hullo’s” you’d throw while I scramble for your neck in the dark, and **** you for “just out of reach” and mumbles under mountains of day and dream, fervor-filled anthologies built on your hands and the consequent shadows cast. I never got to taste you, but I imagine it’s something like 16 and gasoline. The question isn’t what we really want. We want a blood bath, the world in flames, but we cry when the red doesn't come out of the towels. It's just who we are.
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Apr 18, 2017
Apr 18, 2017 at 10:05 PM UTC
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It’s pathetic really, I know, that I’d live off the scraps of you, the hand-me-down, half cares and “hullo’s” you’d throw while I scramble for your neck in the dark, and **** you for “just out of reach” and mumbles under mountains of day and dream, fervor-filled anthologies built on your hands and the consequent shadows cast. I never got to taste you, but I imagine it’s something like 16 and gasoline. The question isn’t what we really want. We want a blood bath, the world in flames, but we cry when the red doesn't come out of the towels. It's just who we are.
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Apr 18, 2017
Apr 18, 2017 at 10:05 PM UTC
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