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I have to wipe the **** from the toilet seat before I sit down to write this, and outside the drunks are drunker than I remember. They slur their nothingness so that once again I sense comfort in an accidental, quick death away from it all. There is no chance of joining in again; at the best of times it is a test of toleration. This game is hate filled envy for the ignorant. Their confidence, quirkiness, complaints and compliance are the holes in my weary armour... For, the few occassions when I am truly alone I am god himself staring down at the landscape as if it were bare, with a face consuming grin as I write away their worth and, with it, mine.
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Apr 25, 2010
Apr 25, 2010 at 3:30 AM UTC
Dismay
I have to wipe the **** from the toilet seat before I sit down to write this, and outside the drunks are drunker than I remember. They slur their nothingness so that once again I sense comfort in an accidental, quick death away from it all. There is no chance of joining in again; at the best of times it is a test of toleration. This game is hate filled envy for the ignorant. Their confidence, quirkiness, complaints and compliance are the holes in my weary armour... For, the few occassions when I am truly alone I am god himself staring down at the landscape as if it were bare, with a face consuming grin as I write away their worth and, with it, mine.
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Herzegovinian
Apr 25, 2010
Apr 25, 2010 at 3:30 AM UTC
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