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When I slipped into sleep flattening the frostbitten blades that liquify under my body the creeping amperage of aches distract me from exposure When he said 'It ain't easy out there' he didn't envision blood curdling screams Vivid nightmares that would pop me off my cardboard mattress The ever common theme of falling hoping I would hit the gelid side street The path is singular when succumb to tunnel vision in a gritty simulation I carry light wallet, knife, and the daunting magic meter In the romantic beginning, I was Aristippus twice removed sailing on an escape route, against the grain until the end (at least)
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Jan 8, 2017
Jan 8, 2017 at 1:57 PM UTC
Twin Brother Circa 82
When I slipped into sleep flattening the frostbitten blades that liquify under my body the creeping amperage of aches distract me from exposure When he said 'It ain't easy out there' he didn't envision blood curdling screams Vivid nightmares that would pop me off my cardboard mattress The ever common theme of falling hoping I would hit the gelid side street The path is singular when succumb to tunnel vision in a gritty simulation I carry light wallet, knife, and the daunting magic meter In the romantic beginning, I was Aristippus twice removed sailing on an escape route, against the grain until the end (at least)
Gadus
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Jan 8, 2017
Jan 8, 2017 at 1:57 PM UTC
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