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We can hardly walk Not now-ever? Our guts are splitting Our smiles taking over Like little green army men Bent on victory Was there ever a time? A splatter of moments A twinkling age when we weren't laughing When the slightest provoke Had us gasping for air Everything in this simple world Has my head spinning So much delight Secreted in hat boxes Fading on shelves At our grandparents homes There's nothing alike The nothingness in my skull The loose grasp on decorum You silly boy.
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Dec 6, 2012
Dec 6, 2012 at 1:14 AM UTC
Silly
We can hardly walk Not now-ever? Our guts are splitting Our smiles taking over Like little green army men Bent on victory Was there ever a time? A splatter of moments A twinkling age when we weren't laughing When the slightest provoke Had us gasping for air Everything in this simple world Has my head spinning So much delight Secreted in hat boxes Fading on shelves At our grandparents homes There's nothing alike The nothingness in my skull The loose grasp on decorum You silly boy.
mae-queen
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Dec 6, 2012
Dec 6, 2012 at 1:14 AM UTC
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