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Air fresheners killin' me softly about judgment moments--days bruised hearts sing about within the reach of hell--and she told me about her allergies Of course Polaroids stalk what we don't see--those kisses and the homeless starving, and flowers, and **** and books, those tears, and when she broke the fever from food poisoning. I bet we'll remember that --And the exposed arms around your waist, lips on midday, heart up early, breakfast for two underneath the only red umbrella left after Gabriel's tune we remixed the night before. Standing on the brink of the Lazarus water-mark --And the man behind you, and the lack of others behind us. Gehenna before us wiping away the unforgivable. --And they make us forget you were allergic to the pollen of spring--the death-throes of day flies.
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Feb 9, 2013
Feb 9, 2013 at 12:36 AM UTC
Lazarus died after resuscitation
Air fresheners killin' me softly about judgment moments--days bruised hearts sing about within the reach of hell--and she told me about her allergies Of course Polaroids stalk what we don't see--those kisses and the homeless starving, and flowers, and **** and books, those tears, and when she broke the fever from food poisoning. I bet we'll remember that --And the exposed arms around your waist, lips on midday, heart up early, breakfast for two underneath the only red umbrella left after Gabriel's tune we remixed the night before. Standing on the brink of the Lazarus water-mark --And the man behind you, and the lack of others behind us. Gehenna before us wiping away the unforgivable. --And they make us forget you were allergic to the pollen of spring--the death-throes of day flies.
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Feb 9, 2013
Feb 9, 2013 at 12:36 AM UTC
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