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DEAR PENPAL PEOPLE, what is worse than shame? HUMILIATION:\ rumors fly up in the high in the above in my ears in my skies get my squirms of death into the rays of the red dies and the humiliate in the tides shed the tears in silence I fear they collide with looks of disgust and shame they rise upon my eyes just like an equivalence of the delves of the deep from them of a cut to dig drips and swallow grief arise arose arosen awake awoke awoken trap me unnoticed and leave me broken in the heart swollen fed on lies unspoken surrounding in the field am I a prisoner in hell or even better in Tolkien??? I craved and carved the woods into a shade of a pink that I need till you put the greed and stole in brief with no feels want me dead then demand I alive to up come burning and whipping regrets of the twos with the fives if I not to remember wrong counting stars and fleeing out just all in an empty round about ------ravenfeels
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Apr 13, 2021
Apr 13, 2021 at 4:00 PM UTC
Put To The Squirm Of Death
DEAR PENPAL PEOPLE, what is worse than shame? HUMILIATION:\ rumors fly up in the high in the above in my ears in my skies get my squirms of death into the rays of the red dies and the humiliate in the tides shed the tears in silence I fear they collide with looks of disgust and shame they rise upon my eyes just like an equivalence of the delves of the deep from them of a cut to dig drips and swallow grief arise arose arosen awake awoke awoken trap me unnoticed and leave me broken in the heart swollen fed on lies unspoken surrounding in the field am I a prisoner in hell or even better in Tolkien??? I craved and carved the woods into a shade of a pink that I need till you put the greed and stole in brief with no feels want me dead then demand I alive to up come burning and whipping regrets of the twos with the fives if I not to remember wrong counting stars and fleeing out just all in an empty round about ------ravenfeels
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Apr 13, 2021
Apr 13, 2021 at 4:00 PM UTC
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