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April 19th

How is it that this thing consumes my life? this ghost you are not here nothing but an empty shell pressing your hollow image into mine i dream of your ghost not capable of seeing a clear face blurs of sleepless nights and tangled hair drips of sweat and water undeniably detached a tongue out expression the only indication of yourself what does your ghost want nothing but to touch skin after skin after skin does my beige shade not meet your standards what standards could a hollow man have a ghost only wants to remain a ghost sheltered from any type of feeling always looking for new bodies to haunt and i wonder what it is you're after.
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Feb 8, 2011
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