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i can taste claustrophobia and it tastes like vanilla ice cream white is not a color but rather the lack there of that is who i am i am - everything but the only temple i pray to burns every summer and my father made me into a snowflake cold and melting my mouth tastes like mothballs a few times a day maybe it means i'm dying turning into an attic from the inside i'm reminded every time i say my name i'm the illusion of a crayon box
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Apr 23, 2019
Apr 23, 2019 at 7:34 AM UTC
my worlds not pretty
i can taste claustrophobia and it tastes like vanilla ice cream white is not a color but rather the lack there of that is who i am i am - everything but the only temple i pray to burns every summer and my father made me into a snowflake cold and melting my mouth tastes like mothballs a few times a day maybe it means i'm dying turning into an attic from the inside i'm reminded every time i say my name i'm the illusion of a crayon box
ari-white
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Apr 23, 2019
Apr 23, 2019 at 7:34 AM UTC
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