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She grinds her worries up with the rest of her troubles Rolling them up into a leaf double the size of her middle finger Exhaling the pollution of the world back into the atmosphere Suffocating the population with a final **** you. She grinds her hips against the flesh  upon his lips If her release is the time bomb His licks are the ticks And she drags him to her mouth with fistfuls of hair, With one final kiss She swallows his despair. The night doesn't always have to seem so dark, There's day light somewhere. Even with the lights out The sunshine of her smile Illuminates the answers to his prayers. Head bowed His neck crucified between her feet. He finds God Belly button deep. He takes her to infinity. He takes her to nirvana. Tomorrow, she can continue to **** the world If she wanna But tonight He's inhaling the weight of the world off her persona She places Jesus between his lips Holy Marijuana.
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Jan 10, 2013
Jan 10, 2013 at 3:49 PM UTC
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She grinds her worries up with the rest of her troubles Rolling them up into a leaf double the size of her middle finger Exhaling the pollution of the world back into the atmosphere Suffocating the population with a final **** you. She grinds her hips against the flesh  upon his lips If her release is the time bomb His licks are the ticks And she drags him to her mouth with fistfuls of hair, With one final kiss She swallows his despair. The night doesn't always have to seem so dark, There's day light somewhere. Even with the lights out The sunshine of her smile Illuminates the answers to his prayers. Head bowed His neck crucified between her feet. He finds God Belly button deep. He takes her to infinity. He takes her to nirvana. Tomorrow, she can continue to **** the world If she wanna But tonight He's inhaling the weight of the world off her persona She places Jesus between his lips Holy Marijuana.
rissa-ann
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Jan 10, 2013
Jan 10, 2013 at 3:49 PM UTC
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