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There is more paint on my hands Than my canvas, Which is blessed with an image Of my dog's **** and I love it. There is a small stain Of yellow splattered memory From when I knocked over The paint tube for the 17th time, And no one yells. I love it. It is a Friday night at 24, My first night alone in my apartment. All of my friends are drinking, Or spending time with their partners, But I am here, drinking wine out the bottle, Sneaking leftovers out the fridge with my bare hands, Spilling paint all over my ******* self, Painting a silly doggy **** And for once I am happy Alone.
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Jan 14, 2022
Jan 14, 2022 at 10:03 PM UTC
Apt 3A
There is more paint on my hands Than my canvas, Which is blessed with an image Of my dog's **** and I love it. There is a small stain Of yellow splattered memory From when I knocked over The paint tube for the 17th time, And no one yells. I love it. It is a Friday night at 24, My first night alone in my apartment. All of my friends are drinking, Or spending time with their partners, But I am here, drinking wine out the bottle, Sneaking leftovers out the fridge with my bare hands, Spilling paint all over my ******* self, Painting a silly doggy **** And for once I am happy Alone.
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25/F/Philadelphia
Jan 14, 2022
Jan 14, 2022 at 10:03 PM UTC
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