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Moon hour skin, war torn blemishes read, "I've been where I've been." I can see the maggots draggin' their bellies through his worm pit beard. Jaw like a dilapidated fence swinging off it's hinge, spinning a million fckin' miles per hour past independence. His curled fingers flirt with deserted dust usherin' the rest of it to his perch. The shovel point drags an immaculate sense of justice, proving to everyone where the boiling point of his intent is.
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Aug 6, 2016
Aug 6, 2016 at 5:17 AM UTC
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Moon hour skin, war torn blemishes read, "I've been where I've been." I can see the maggots draggin' their bellies through his worm pit beard. Jaw like a dilapidated fence swinging off it's hinge, spinning a million fckin' miles per hour past independence. His curled fingers flirt with deserted dust usherin' the rest of it to his perch. The shovel point drags an immaculate sense of justice, proving to everyone where the boiling point of his intent is.
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Aug 6, 2016
Aug 6, 2016 at 5:17 AM UTC
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