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My soul is intertwined with metal and silicone. Social interaction defined by discracebook. My outlook, unswerving. My very being, unnerving. Consistently wondering what will come of my children. And picturing how I will raise them in Meriden. And of theirs, if they even exist at all.   Now I stand tall. Laughing at my own reflection. A tyrant to myself. Im packed tight with wires and GPS. What a mess of humanity. The man that I cannot be. Groping and moaning for a woman I cannot see. On the curtain of morning, I wake up and go to *** Then I lay my *** down and nod off to philosophy.
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Nov 19, 2013
Nov 19, 2013 at 9:50 PM UTC
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My soul is intertwined with metal and silicone. Social interaction defined by discracebook. My outlook, unswerving. My very being, unnerving. Consistently wondering what will come of my children. And picturing how I will raise them in Meriden. And of theirs, if they even exist at all.   Now I stand tall. Laughing at my own reflection. A tyrant to myself. Im packed tight with wires and GPS. What a mess of humanity. The man that I cannot be. Groping and moaning for a woman I cannot see. On the curtain of morning, I wake up and go to *** Then I lay my *** down and nod off to philosophy.
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Nov 19, 2013
Nov 19, 2013 at 9:50 PM UTC
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