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James at the edge of the Queen “one for old times” tossed the brand new bag 100cc outfits into my lap orange cap shinning  -- fine yellowish powder sprinkles across grandmothers silver flick of the Bic sour lemon stank filled room slow draw through a shirt string cotton ball of choice holding 65cc’s of uncut prop-dope …an impossibility today – indented  armpit skin as the nearly clear liquid takes on a pink tinge the artery never fails to deliver plunger plunged plunging impurities – gag cough from my belly wave crashes and sweat pours to amped to sit still the car calls – miles out of the way before arrival at her benefactors home sweetest of faces snuggled on a blanket pallet on the living room floor as I feverishly pencil bad poetry until daybreak – November the fourth 2002 this was the last time these were the last actions of a strung out needle freak breaking new ground by leaving the past behind –
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Nov 4, 2014
Nov 4, 2014 at 2:42 PM UTC
12 years ago today
James at the edge of the Queen “one for old times” tossed the brand new bag 100cc outfits into my lap orange cap shinning  -- fine yellowish powder sprinkles across grandmothers silver flick of the Bic sour lemon stank filled room slow draw through a shirt string cotton ball of choice holding 65cc’s of uncut prop-dope …an impossibility today – indented  armpit skin as the nearly clear liquid takes on a pink tinge the artery never fails to deliver plunger plunged plunging impurities – gag cough from my belly wave crashes and sweat pours to amped to sit still the car calls – miles out of the way before arrival at her benefactors home sweetest of faces snuggled on a blanket pallet on the living room floor as I feverishly pencil bad poetry until daybreak – November the fourth 2002 this was the last time these were the last actions of a strung out needle freak breaking new ground by leaving the past behind –
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Nov 4, 2014
Nov 4, 2014 at 2:42 PM UTC
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