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There is a space in my body, a room, that serves no function. It is empty. Filled with broken things, who's shapes I remember with fondness, angst, and not at all. All of the walls have holes punched out of them or into them, depending on the day. Most times, I am not sure where it is. But I feel it screech as its pushed and pulled on the worn out track between my head and chest. I will be waiting there for you with matches. You will come bearing gasoline. And it when it feels full for the first time I will set it ablaze. Then we will sleep, comfortable and warm, close to our flames.
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Oct 29, 2014
Oct 29, 2014 at 4:17 PM UTC
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There is a space in my body, a room, that serves no function. It is empty. Filled with broken things, who's shapes I remember with fondness, angst, and not at all. All of the walls have holes punched out of them or into them, depending on the day. Most times, I am not sure where it is. But I feel it screech as its pushed and pulled on the worn out track between my head and chest. I will be waiting there for you with matches. You will come bearing gasoline. And it when it feels full for the first time I will set it ablaze. Then we will sleep, comfortable and warm, close to our flames.
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Oct 29, 2014
Oct 29, 2014 at 4:17 PM UTC
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