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How she sat there with movement in her head. A churning of learning the ways to get ****** and slaughtered by other people's sons and daughters. And how I sutured a gust of her brain exhaust into my chest, into my lungs-- I breathed her like I was ******* the end of a tailpipe. Her hands ran like busted tires as she massaged my temples, revving her voice, my ears on her suicide door lips. There is no green light in her red light country.
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Mar 31, 2015
Mar 31, 2015 at 2:20 PM UTC
Skull Engine
How she sat there with movement in her head. A churning of learning the ways to get ****** and slaughtered by other people's sons and daughters. And how I sutured a gust of her brain exhaust into my chest, into my lungs-- I breathed her like I was ******* the end of a tailpipe. Her hands ran like busted tires as she massaged my temples, revving her voice, my ears on her suicide door lips. There is no green light in her red light country.
joshua-haines
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26/M/American
Mar 31, 2015
Mar 31, 2015 at 2:20 PM UTC
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