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I slept with the weeping willow, She did not taste like sticky sap nor smell like dirt. I puled her between my index finger and thumb and I pinched her heart strings until they popped. Her heart was a cavity that was far from rotting and, was far beyond that. I could wrap her rib cage around my neck and burry it into thee earth and create something not so much like me..Because I wouldn't wish that on anyone. I touched her sorrow soaked cheeks and wiped off her brassy neck and left her with finger prints I never wanted to leave behind.
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Oct 21, 2013
Oct 21, 2013 at 9:11 PM UTC
Sleeping
I slept with the weeping willow, She did not taste like sticky sap nor smell like dirt. I puled her between my index finger and thumb and I pinched her heart strings until they popped. Her heart was a cavity that was far from rotting and, was far beyond that. I could wrap her rib cage around my neck and burry it into thee earth and create something not so much like me..Because I wouldn't wish that on anyone. I touched her sorrow soaked cheeks and wiped off her brassy neck and left her with finger prints I never wanted to leave behind.
charlie-6
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Oct 21, 2013
Oct 21, 2013 at 9:11 PM UTC
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