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Where have you been? I lie on the concrete with my telephone beside my stretched right arm waiting for a ring. I wait and wait I later kneel and pray that God will be forgiving of this decision that isn't really mine. Walk into a wildfire and let it burn me to ashes. Stand in the middle of the rotary and jump in at the perfect second. Walk to the top of the biggest skyscraper and jump. Where have you been? What if I actually did that? Even if you don't want me anymore wouldn't you want to know if I were really Gone? How am I supposed to know if not one of you gives me a call? I look at the phone on the mini table. It's not plugged in. Thanks for unplugging me from the crew. Don't worry, I have many outlets. This poem being one.
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Jan 5, 2016
Jan 5, 2016 at 11:06 PM UTC
Unplugged
Where have you been? I lie on the concrete with my telephone beside my stretched right arm waiting for a ring. I wait and wait I later kneel and pray that God will be forgiving of this decision that isn't really mine. Walk into a wildfire and let it burn me to ashes. Stand in the middle of the rotary and jump in at the perfect second. Walk to the top of the biggest skyscraper and jump. Where have you been? What if I actually did that? Even if you don't want me anymore wouldn't you want to know if I were really Gone? How am I supposed to know if not one of you gives me a call? I look at the phone on the mini table. It's not plugged in. Thanks for unplugging me from the crew. Don't worry, I have many outlets. This poem being one.
LunaCasablanca
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Jan 5, 2016
Jan 5, 2016 at 11:06 PM UTC
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