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First may I apologize for The womanizing, And The shallowness. Call me Ismael I went whaling once. Not -- on the high seas But, at Big D’s, Gillys. I went downtown, and around town Trying to -- get down. I needed a Moby to my **** So I went searching. For the meanest, biggest, foulest fish in the sea And there are plenty of fish in the sea Trust me And four or (fourteen) shots of tequila later, She’d consumed me. Like, Jonah. I was inside her. And the only way I could get out was a smoke And I quit that **** years ago. I woke up, my muscles hurt My head hurt My heart, still hurt. I looked over and there she was Lying naked in the covers Suddenly, my stomach hurt. As I hung my head praying to that porcelain god I thought back to last night, and who’s lips I was kissing I remembered tasting yours, not hers I remembered your eyes, not hers I remembered your touch, not hers I heaved up, your memory, not hers. And like that you were gone. No longer did I pray every time my phone rang That the phrase would be “1 new text from -- “ I had deleted your name in my phone. The letters were just too pretty. I tried changing the fonts, They looked good in every typeface Hell, you made Webdings look good. So I had to tarnish perfection. I had to delete -- perfection And I sat there, head in the bowl, Removing every last bit of -- perfection -- from my stomach. I smiled, broken heart and all I smiled.
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Mar 4, 2015
Mar 4, 2015 at 3:35 PM UTC
Slumming
First may I apologize for The womanizing, And The shallowness. Call me Ismael I went whaling once. Not -- on the high seas But, at Big D’s, Gillys. I went downtown, and around town Trying to -- get down. I needed a Moby to my **** So I went searching. For the meanest, biggest, foulest fish in the sea And there are plenty of fish in the sea Trust me And four or (fourteen) shots of tequila later, She’d consumed me. Like, Jonah. I was inside her. And the only way I could get out was a smoke And I quit that **** years ago. I woke up, my muscles hurt My head hurt My heart, still hurt. I looked over and there she was Lying naked in the covers Suddenly, my stomach hurt. As I hung my head praying to that porcelain god I thought back to last night, and who’s lips I was kissing I remembered tasting yours, not hers I remembered your eyes, not hers I remembered your touch, not hers I heaved up, your memory, not hers. And like that you were gone. No longer did I pray every time my phone rang That the phrase would be “1 new text from -- “ I had deleted your name in my phone. The letters were just too pretty. I tried changing the fonts, They looked good in every typeface Hell, you made Webdings look good. So I had to tarnish perfection. I had to delete -- perfection And I sat there, head in the bowl, Removing every last bit of -- perfection -- from my stomach. I smiled, broken heart and all I smiled.
This is one I wrote a couple years back.
cullendonohue
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Mar 4, 2015
Mar 4, 2015 at 3:35 PM UTC
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