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I have not looked out the window for weeks weeds will break me to pieces, they seem too much like weddings I’ve escaped where the groom and bride are useless to everyone but each other, then pulled away. I think they look beautiful. I do. The way females palely grow tousled with tree limbs, cautious not to snap one with weight and go tumbling from hilltops dead blades of grass penetrate their kneecaps. Neither are quite green or brunette but in discernible loveliness when falling from a girl’s skin, a satellite rained in cherry beads. I must say I am in love with the gore of it needing a heart to pump, but I cannot watch as their minds dive within.
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Mar 11, 2013
Mar 11, 2013 at 6:28 PM UTC
split limbs
I have not looked out the window for weeks weeds will break me to pieces, they seem too much like weddings I’ve escaped where the groom and bride are useless to everyone but each other, then pulled away. I think they look beautiful. I do. The way females palely grow tousled with tree limbs, cautious not to snap one with weight and go tumbling from hilltops dead blades of grass penetrate their kneecaps. Neither are quite green or brunette but in discernible loveliness when falling from a girl’s skin, a satellite rained in cherry beads. I must say I am in love with the gore of it needing a heart to pump, but I cannot watch as their minds dive within.
sarina
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Mar 11, 2013
Mar 11, 2013 at 6:28 PM UTC
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