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I like you sort of beat up and a little torn “I am lying”, your safe words were sworn This is how I think we were born Curious, uncomfortable, and pure For so long I was never sure Of much beyond sickness and cure Sunlight on a happy girl My brother's various head injuries A teacher that had a go at me These things were real first High school was a lot like a cartoon army You got drawn into it and you followed its rules Your face would forever be 2D, but the rest of you got free I became a mechanical engineer I learned credit was nothing to fear I was cool with a beer, and a casual ear The spectrum seemed a manic to tragic game Being played in a cage of bright steel And then everything was real.
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Aug 10, 2012
Aug 10, 2012 at 3:35 AM UTC
Reality Accretion
I like you sort of beat up and a little torn “I am lying”, your safe words were sworn This is how I think we were born Curious, uncomfortable, and pure For so long I was never sure Of much beyond sickness and cure Sunlight on a happy girl My brother's various head injuries A teacher that had a go at me These things were real first High school was a lot like a cartoon army You got drawn into it and you followed its rules Your face would forever be 2D, but the rest of you got free I became a mechanical engineer I learned credit was nothing to fear I was cool with a beer, and a casual ear The spectrum seemed a manic to tragic game Being played in a cage of bright steel And then everything was real.
jessica-merkling-dittmar
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Aug 10, 2012
Aug 10, 2012 at 3:35 AM UTC
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